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ALL ABOUT ELECTRONICS
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Hi everyone, This is Rushal Shah. I have completed my master's degree from IIT Delhi and working in R&D organization since last 10 years.
Reading is a great way of learning but visualization will definitely enhance your way of learning. This channel is especially for those who want to learn about the electronics. I have tried my best to make learning easy.
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Hi everyone, This is Rushal Shah. I have completed my master's degree from IIT Delhi and working in R&D organization since last 10 years.
Reading is a great way of learning but visualization will definitely enhance your way of learning. This channel is especially for those who want to learn about the electronics. I have tried my best to make learning easy.
On this channel, you will get free tutorials related to different topics of electronics as well as videos related to the latest technology, which some way or other involves electronics.
Please SUBSCRIBE to ALL ABOUT ELECTRONICS, Thank you.
What is Thermistor ? Types of Thermistors | Applications of Thermistor Explained
In this video, what is Thermistor, its working principle, typical characteristics, and different applications of thermistor are explained in detail.
The following topics are covered in the video:
0:00 What is Thermsitor?
1:51 Types of Thermsitor
3:57 NTC Thermistor and its applications
16:11 PTC Thermistor and its applications
*Thermistor:*
Thermistor is a semiconductor device, whose resistance changes with the temperature. Compared to normal resistors, the change in the resistance with the temperature is large for the thermistors. And that is why they are commonly used in temperature sensing applications.
Types of Thermistor:There are two types of thermistor.
1) NTC Thermistor
2) PTC Thermistor
*NTC Thermistor:*
These thermistors have negative temperature coefficient of resistance. (with increase in temperature, their resistance reduces)
_Material used:_ Cobalt, Nickel, Iron, Copper and Manganese
_Application:_ Temperature Sensing, Inrush current liming, level sensing
*PTC Thermistor:*
These thermistors have positive temperature coefficient of resistance. (with increase in temperature, their resistance increases)
_Material used:_ Barium, Lead, Strontium titanate
_Applications:_
PTC Thermistors are mainly used in applications where a sudden change in the resistance is required with temperature. Such as over current protection, soft starter circuits.Apart from that the Silicon PTC thermistors are also used in a temperature sensing application (as they have linear change in the resistance with temperature)
The NTC thermistors have non-linear response for a change in the resistance with temperature. In this video, the hardware techniques to improve the linearity are also explained. Along with that the effect of self-heating in the thermistor is also discussed.
This video will be useful to all the students of science and engineering in understanding what a thermistor is, types of thermistors, their characteristics, and the applications of thermistors.
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The following topics are covered in the video:
0:00 What is Thermsitor?
1:51 Types of Thermsitor
3:57 NTC Thermistor and its applications
16:11 PTC Thermistor and its applications
*Thermistor:*
Thermistor is a semiconductor device, whose resistance changes with the temperature. Compared to normal resistors, the change in the resistance with the temperature is large for the thermistors. And that is why they are commonly used in temperature sensing applications.
Types of Thermistor:There are two types of thermistor.
1) NTC Thermistor
2) PTC Thermistor
*NTC Thermistor:*
These thermistors have negative temperature coefficient of resistance. (with increase in temperature, their resistance reduces)
_Material used:_ Cobalt, Nickel, Iron, Copper and Manganese
_Application:_ Temperature Sensing, Inrush current liming, level sensing
*PTC Thermistor:*
These thermistors have positive temperature coefficient of resistance. (with increase in temperature, their resistance increases)
_Material used:_ Barium, Lead, Strontium titanate
_Applications:_
PTC Thermistors are mainly used in applications where a sudden change in the resistance is required with temperature. Such as over current protection, soft starter circuits.Apart from that the Silicon PTC thermistors are also used in a temperature sensing application (as they have linear change in the resistance with temperature)
The NTC thermistors have non-linear response for a change in the resistance with temperature. In this video, the hardware techniques to improve the linearity are also explained. Along with that the effect of self-heating in the thermistor is also discussed.
This video will be useful to all the students of science and engineering in understanding what a thermistor is, types of thermistors, their characteristics, and the applications of thermistors.
_The link for the other useful videos:_
*1) Types of Resistors:*
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*2) Types of Capacitor:*
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*3) Heatsink Explained:*
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What is Real Time Clock (RTC)? How RTC works? Applications of Real Time Clock
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What is Clock Skew ? The Positive and Negative Clock Skew Explained
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Ring Oscillator Explained | Applications of Ring Oscillator
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In this video, the Ring Oscillator and the applications of the Ring Oscillators are explained in detail. What is a Ring Oscillator? The Ring Oscillator consists of an odd number of Inverters (NOT gates) in the chain and there is a feedback from the output to the input side (The output of the last inverter is connected as an input to the first inverter). Because of the finite propagation delay o...
Simplex, Half-Duplex and Full-Duplex Communication | Transmission Modes in Communication System
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CPLD (Complex Programmable Logic Device) Explained
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Wired AND Logic Explained | What is Wired Logic in Digital Electronics ?
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Bit Rate vs Baud Rate | Difference between Bit Rate and Baud Rate
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How to find the Absorbed or the Supplied Power by the element in the circuit ?
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Programmable Array Logic (PAL) Explained | Digital Electronics
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Programmable Logic Array (PLA) Explained | What is PLA | PROM vs PLA | Boolean Functions using PLA
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IEEE Floating Point Representation | Representation of Denormalised Numbers and Special Numbers
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IEEE Floating Point Representation | Representation of Denormalised Numbers and Special Numbers
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Laplace Transform Properties (Part - 1) | Scaling, Time Shifting, Frequency Shifting Properties
Hi sir.... Any easy method to calculate fraction negative value like (7*8^-2) and (1*8^-1)?
Hi sir.... you mentioned wrong in 3 variable k-map minterm in 1 A'BC instead of A'B'C...... If i wrong please explain me.
Yes, by mistake I forgot it.
Thank you a lot 🙏
hi make video on half float and how to implement it in C . Thank you.
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Why when i make this out, when anything is divided by 0, the quotient is always 1111 while the remainder is always the 4-bit input?
6:43
Thank u so much for this amazing class sir tmrw is my exam and i didn't understand it when the teacher was teaching but after watching this video its crystal clear in my mind thank u so much
Hi sir can i get any notes for your classes sir.
sir how to draw circuit diagram for this output
Would you please mention the timestamp in a video, where you are referring. In general, once you have a minimized Boolean expression then as per the expression it is easy to draw a circuit diagram. If you will mention the timestamp, I can tell you, how to draw a circuit diagram for that specific expression.
8:39 I think you solved this question wrongfully, In Subtraction 1-1=0 and you are writing it 1-1=1.🙄
Because here we have taken a borrow from the next column. (As, we have given 1 to the right side column, the LSB) So, now after taking a borrow, it is in fact 10 in binary. So, we are actually doing 2-1, and that is why here the result is 1. I hope, it will clear your doubt.
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Sir, what is time response of R LC circuit?
I have already shown the graph of time response at 24:08. And then for the next example, I have shown the time response at 29:03. Please go through it, You will get it. 😀
Thank you very much.... It helped me a lot..... 💛🙏🙏
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Thanks a lot big bro
Excellent technique
I am not good at eng.. you said too fast.. & I have to puse & read what you said... your explain is good.. but fast!
Yes, I can understand that. Probably you can watch the video at 0.75 X. It might help you.
I forgot the circuit diagram of counters and sequential circuits everytime.😢
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Tomorrow is my semester sir thank you 😅
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Sir Please help in process of maxterm how did u write F1 in truth table 0+0+0 it will be 0 na but u have written 1
For writing a function in terms of a Maxterm from the truth table, you need to look for the combination in a truth table, where the output is 0. (For finding the expression in terms of minterms, we are considering the combination, where the output is 1). So, basically here we are using a inverted logic. So as per this, for example, if the F is 0 for A= B= C = 0, then maxterm is A + B + C. Here, in maxterm representation, when the variable is 0, then represent it as it is, and when it is 1, then we need to complement it. So, that is why if function is 0 for A= B = C = 0, then corresponding maxterm is (A+B+C). Likewise, if function is 0 for A = 0, B= 0 and C= 1 then corresponding maxterm will be A + B + C'. I hope, it will clear your doubt.
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Excellent Excellent explanation Thank you very much You did such a remarkable job explaining the differences. GOD bless you
Why was Id1 ignored??
Would you please mention the timestamp where you are referring to in the video?
9F= 000101011111 101101= 01001011
Everything is fully explained. Thank you!
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4:47 if we give Vd = 100v as input, can we still call it a virtual ground?
No, it can't be said so. Here, we are getting a very small difference between the two input terminals is because of the feedback, and the very high open loop gain of the op-amp. I am going to explain it in more detail in the upcoming video, where I will cover the feedback amplifiers.
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what is the meaning of load matching?
it is off+input * psr gain not only off*psr gain
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8:56 op amp operates in open loop @ Vin slightly positive making op amp go to +Vsat it isnt detecting peaks
Bhai u just reading not teaching. Very very borring. U don't explain .
Notes 4:36 10:31
Good
Are you using same formulas for finding current and voltage both or am i got stuck?