Forward Bias & Reverse Bias | Electronics 

My man can write faster than the speed of light itself. Well done sir.

Thanks for making this crystal clear. Many instructors are not very good at explaining this.

Very nice.. Explanation in very simple language.

love the accent!! thank you!!

for forward bias, if the current flows from the positive terminal to the negative terminal why are the electrons being pulled through the diode from the n side through the p side? When that happens it looks like the current is flowing from negative to positive.

Hi sir... May I know why do the depletion layer gets narrow in forward biased diode ?

Thank you very much. I've been struggling to understand this. But bcuz of this video I understand very clearly. Thank you 👍

Very well explained sir.

thanks for the step by step explanation , helped a lot with my assignment!!

you changed both the battery terminal and junction type in reverse bias ? why

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I love your explanation sir. Thanks

Great explaining, Nice teaching man.

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The Steven He accent, keep my attention through the whole video 😀

2:47, there is a mistake, but not a big deal

silicon diode has 0.7 volt barrier right??

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Beautiful video I was confused until I watched this 😂

This is such a great explanation! Thanks sir!!

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slides have a lot of illustration error

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*According to what is told, forward bias is reverse charge movement in diode circuit.* *Current consists of negative charges.*

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You are using both "conventional current" AND "real electron flow" in your explanation/demonstration - thus rendering this video, confusing. You must choose either "conventional current" or "actual current flow" in order to be clearly understood, by most.

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It's not a very informative video...it's a lit bit confusing

You're making it sound confusing which isn't the case.