Many quality videos like this one is encouraged to be shared in classes for students to seek a deeper and another clearer knowledge of something and it doesn't take a long time to watch to which this is only just below 5min.
This is incredibly insightful for the average person curious about how these principles work, without requiring a background in physics. Excellent video-thank you so much!
Awesome! You have really clarified to me what a semi-conductor is actually. I do wonder why semiconductors are used in electronic devices as you mentioned but don't conduct electricity. But now I know that it conducts electricity when the surrounding temperature is increased to cause the electrons to jump from a ground/lower state to a higher (or excited) state. Also, that conduction can take or take place when the gap between electrons in material from a lower energy state and a higher energy state is small (conductors) or medium (semi-conductors). Thank you once again.
The quality of this video was amazing, it wasn't just high quality but then has minimal information, this was short, very high quality, very informational and interesting. Subscribed on first video
🙂Arit Thanks Sheldon Cooper! Jokes aside, This was very informative, I love how you kept it basic and easy to follow with references. This type of content never gets old! Thanks again!
Awesome video man! Very easy to follow and understand for the average layman! I loved your closing statement also - "No semiconductors, No Information Age."
Well, that's not strictly true. It is possible to build digital computers without transistors or even electronics. So there would not be an information age as we currently enjoy, but digital computers would still be around, just a great deal slower, but still faster than doing math by hand. Eventually semiconductors would have been discovered at some point, just like calculus eventually was invented or discovered (depending on your viewpoint). Alternatively we might be doing computing with biology or chemistry.
@@ritulimbu3570 - Yes it is. You need to read technology history some more. Before the transistor for digital/Boolean logic, there was the vacuum tube (ENIAC used vacuum tubes), and before that there were electromechanical relays (the Atlas computer), and before that, gears (Analytical Engine). Vacuum tubes and relays and gears; all of these can be used to create logic gates. Furthermore the Analytical Engine by Charles Babbage had a Turing complete instruction set, meaning it could in principle compute anything while using wheels, cams, and gears to perform operations.
I am interested to buy semi conductor equities but wanted to understand how it works. Now I understood the functions and the critical need of this device in the world of technology. Thank you
thanks man, i had to rewind and replay few times to instil what you said; and i still feel a bit confused, but your video has helped me visualise the process which makes things easier to understand for me.
Korea's semiconductor industry is leading the growth of Korea's economy such as production, export, and investment. It accounts for 19.4% of Korea's total exports as of 2020, 45% of facility investment, and 9.6% of manufacturing production as of 2019. Korean semiconductors in the global market have maintained the second-largest share of the global semiconductor market since 2013, and the memory semiconductor sector has been ranked first since overtaking Japan in 2001 and the U.S. in 2002 based on its overwhelming technological competitiveness.
As I understand, connecting the metal alligator clips to the silion wafer should create two Schottky diodes in opposite directions and no current should flow. Why does it flow?
Excellent video. I wish you can gone into a little more detail about how transistors are made on a wafer, other than saying that the silicon wafer is covered with a light-sensitive mask, and then removed, leaving a pattern. are you saying that the light sensitive mask itself contains the elements that when deposited on the wafer, become the transistors? Please go into a little more detail about that. Thanks.
Man thank you very much, these 4 minutes made me understand more but also i'm confused now. Do you think you can make another video to explain further more?
Jamie - “If I fill this gap with metal, the light comes on. If I fill this gap with glass, the light makes a buzzing sound.” Me - this is real science right here
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just ideal. You explained 2 hour lecture in almost 5 minutes, I admire you bro.
That's MIT bro they're known for it
Best demo of semiconductors basic principles I've ever seen in my life, thank you.
No seriously, thank you, this is a great demo.
You've stolen my words.
Agreed - came here to say this.
Exactly! It is so great
same, im very impressed by the presentation.
we need this taught in grade school!
Learn the basic concept of Semiconductor, Zener Diode & P-N Junction Diode by the video link given bellow
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It is taught in high school in Africa.
Yes
It’s taught in eighth grade science in Oregon.
I"m teaching it in 7th and 8th grade science in Florida
Awesome! After doing my engineering in electronics for 4 years.. now I know wot is a semiconductor :)
Learn the basic concept of Semiconductor, Zener Diode & P-N Junction Diode by the video link given bellow
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Nice, now you just have to learn how to spell "what".
Which university did you go to? I knew this from grade 10, in a African high school. lol
*what
Africa has more than 50 countries, dont think it was zimbabwe ))
Many quality videos like this one is encouraged to be shared in classes for students to seek a deeper and another clearer knowledge of something and it doesn't take a long time to watch to which this is only just below 5min.
0:20 "You probably already know this"
My brain: 'Light go bright then not.'
Thank you Jamie! You've made this all understandable. As a senior, I'm grateful! Great job!
Agreed! So well explained
best vid on this topic I've seen yet! ♥️
This is incredibly insightful for the average person curious about how these principles work, without requiring a background in physics. Excellent video-thank you so much!
Extremely well explained, both in delivery and articulation. Thank you! :-)
Agreed, it is so well explained
I'm here because my client manufactures semi conductors, and I had no idea about that. Thanks a lot. This video helped a lot.
It is an amazing explanation, definitely
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ruclips.net/video/RHUIFu27vtA/видео.html semiconductor part 2
This guy can be one of the world's greatest tutors. He makes complex stuff simple without undermining the degree of the issue being discussed.
Excellent demonstration of semiconductor conductivity temperature dependence!
Awesome! You have really clarified to me what a semi-conductor is actually. I do wonder why semiconductors are used in electronic devices as you mentioned but don't conduct electricity. But now I know that it conducts electricity when the surrounding temperature is increased to cause the electrons to jump from a ground/lower state to a higher (or excited) state. Also, that conduction can take or take place when the gap between electrons in material from a lower energy state and a higher energy state is small (conductors) or medium (semi-conductors). Thank you once again.
I've been wondering how semiconductors work and this video makes it really easy to understand, thank you so much! < 3
ROCK ON Jamie... You're awesome, the vid was delightfully informative...
Excellent video, thank you so much. Have been using this with my A-level classes as a clear introduction to semiconductors.
That's good! Congrats
The quality of this video was amazing, it wasn't just high quality but then has minimal information, this was short, very high quality, very informational and interesting. Subscribed on first video
This was very informative. I build computers as a hobby, and this was the best explanation of semi-conductors I've heard.
So nice, true
Wow, I've been looking forever for this content. Thank you
🙂Arit Thanks Sheldon Cooper! Jokes aside, This was very informative, I love how you kept it basic and easy to follow with references. This type of content never gets old! Thanks again!
That was perfect. You made me understand an otherwise intimidating subject in a simplified way without talking down to me.
That's good! Congrats
A slick video ! This is school quality. Most laudable ! Superb !
Brilliant,please continue with your lecture as much as possible covering all electronics topics
Awesome video man! Very easy to follow and understand for the average layman! I loved your closing statement also - "No semiconductors, No Information Age."
Well, that's not strictly true. It is possible to build digital computers without transistors or even electronics. So there would not be an information age as we currently enjoy, but digital computers would still be around, just a great deal slower, but still faster than doing math by hand. Eventually semiconductors would have been discovered at some point, just like calculus eventually was invented or discovered (depending on your viewpoint). Alternatively we might be doing computing with biology or chemistry.
@@SanjaySingh-oh7hv no it is not possible to build logic gates without transistor
@@ritulimbu3570 - Yes it is. You need to read technology history some more. Before the transistor for digital/Boolean logic, there was the vacuum tube (ENIAC used vacuum tubes), and before that there were electromechanical relays (the Atlas computer), and before that, gears (Analytical Engine). Vacuum tubes and relays and gears; all of these can be used to create logic gates. Furthermore the Analytical Engine by Charles Babbage had a Turing complete instruction set, meaning it could in principle compute anything while using wheels, cams, and gears to perform operations.
This is the most simple and easy to understand explanation of semiconductors I have ever seen.
It is an amazing explanation, definitely
Semiconductors are truly amazing products that are closely related to everyone's lives。
Hey Jamie , I am very excited to know more about semiconductor after watching your video on semiconductor.
I love the visual representation! ❤
So nice, true
Thank You
I am interested to buy semi conductor equities but wanted to understand how it works. Now I understood the functions and the critical need of this device in the world of technology. Thank you
Great video, and it's awesome to see your passion for this stuff. Making learning fun is priceless.
Agreed, it is so well explained
Learning is fun, when you have videos like these.
His explanation is top notch hats off to you brother
One short video explained everything in detail...
this just was very informative.
Excellent video for all people to undefrstand what is it. Takes me back to six decades when I first learnt them. Thanks !
Very interesting. Good videos from this channel. I hope it takes off.
Really like the heating of silicon concept..fantastic practical
MITK12Videos great job! this video has been a big help to my interview prep. thanks :)
Thanks Jamie!
That video explanation is really explaning one. Thank you! I liked how you used many different media formats in presentation.
Yeah, thank you, it is amazing!
Great demonstration for explaining what is "semi-conductor".🤩
Amazinggg! It's explained so attractively in a very simple way.
Excellently presented! Thanks for sharing and the very best of luck!
KSP music ftw :D
Came to the comments for this
this is the best video made on semiconductors as far as i have seen
thanks a lot
this is sujit from india
fantastic... very well explained... i finally found a perfect channel to subscribe for my lesson... Thank you MIT... you're the best...
So nice, true
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you make it easy to understand semiconductor.. thanks dude!
omg, this was SUCH a cool video, THANK YOU! but also, I was wondering how diodes work? they're also semi conductors, right?
Best video I've seen explaining semi conductors. Thanks much.
Agreed, it is so well explained
Thanks a lot.
I love this video! This is exactly the same explanation that was explained to us during our class. Thank you!
The house is definitely separated
thanks man, i had to rewind and replay few times to instil what you said; and i still feel a bit confused, but your video has helped me visualise the process which makes things easier to understand for me.
wish you were my teacher man, quiz a teacher on this stuff and referred to books that couldn't hold my attention. keep it up im learning!
Understood semiconductors crystal clear many thanks
Korea's semiconductor industry is leading the growth of Korea's economy such as production, export, and investment. It accounts for 19.4% of Korea's total exports as of 2020, 45% of facility investment, and 9.6% of manufacturing production as of 2019. Korean semiconductors in the global market have maintained the second-largest share of the global semiconductor market since 2013, and the memory semiconductor sector has been ranked first since overtaking Japan in 2001 and the U.S. in 2002 based on its overwhelming technological competitiveness.
Amazingly explained! It's fascinating how humans find ways to "make it work".
OmG u did awesome work in this video.... Thanks and u just earned a subscriber from India
Very very helpful , truly made with love
This is amazing, I can understand this better thanks to you.
Video is a absolutely good work....even the universities fail to teach students so nicely.
you make it easy to understand something that it may become harder, now I have it clear. Thank you!
So nice, ageed!
Great explanation.
As I understand, connecting the metal alligator clips to the silion wafer should create two Schottky diodes in opposite directions and no current should flow. Why does it flow?
Wow... needed this video before I took that Solid State class years ago 🥲
Excellent video. I wish you can gone into a little more detail about how transistors are made on a wafer, other than saying that the silicon wafer is covered with a light-sensitive mask, and then removed, leaving a pattern. are you saying that the light sensitive mask itself contains the elements that when deposited on the wafer, become the transistors? Please go into a little more detail about that. Thanks.
Wow best explanation and real quick!
Man thank you very much, these 4 minutes made me understand more but also i'm confused now. Do you think you can make another video to explain further more?
My gosh, I just love science
Perfect explanation of semiconductors. Thanks.
It is an amazing explanation, definitely
So that is what semi is about! Thank you, you are communicative!
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ruclips.net/video/RHUIFu27vtA/видео.html semiconductor part 2
Great work Jamie 👌🏾
Thank you so much. what a practical example. I need this kind of practical education system in India
This was explained very well. Thank you!
Agreed, it is so well explained
Amazing information. What a time to be alive!!!
It is so good, true!
You have used one of the best ways to teach something. Great video. Thank you very much. Awesome!
So nice, true
Transforming heat to electricity or Light, amazing
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ruclips.net/video/RHUIFu27vtA/видео.html semiconductor part 2
Amazingly Explained. Bravo.
It is an amazing explanation, definitely
Finally, I get this. Thanks a lot😀
Beautifully explained.
This was really clear and insightful. Thank you!
Yeah, thank you, it is amazing!
Jamie - “If I fill this gap with metal, the light comes on. If I fill this gap with glass, the light makes a buzzing sound.”
Me - this is real science right here
Good job making this video!
What a beautiful explanation.
@MITK12Videos God bless you guys and God bless RUclips!
Awsome explanation. Thanks for your effort.
So nice, ageed!
i needed this thank you!
who can possibly dislike this video, i thought it was simple and accurate
Excellent presentation. Very clear.
OH MY GOSH I GET IT NOW. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
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your vid makes it more easy to understand. thx
This video should be shown in the 1st class of 1st year of electronics engineering college on the very 1st day.😀
ruclips.net/video/ZeR_HQyLxyY/видео.html Semiconductor part 1
ruclips.net/video/RHUIFu27vtA/видео.html semiconductor part 2
Great video! Perfectly explained and very understandable.
Never ever have i known this info. Thank you for your wisdome.
It is an amazing explanation, definitely
For a science dummy like me, this was so easy to understand. Thank you!
you explained in the coolest way.. Thank you
It is an amazing explanation, definitely
So how warm does it have to be
Many many thank you broo for Your helpful discussion about semiconductor....no doubt about semiconductor after looking your video...
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From:*Bangladesh (Sylhet).
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Nice Presentation! 👌
You mades the science funny and interesting