EXTRINSIC SEMICONDUCTORS

[@Jonathan-xe4ec]

Listen at 1.5X speed and save yourself some time.

[@bluecheesybob]

or listen at 4x speed and save yourself even more!

[@starrats9344]

Thanks bros

[@priyanshurautela3581]

@@bluecheesybob Or listen in 100X speed save your time

[@bluecheesybob]

@@priyanshurautela3581 I personally prefer 1000x

[@gamingwithhero7319]

@@bluecheesybob honestly just don't click on the video and save your time

[@amansingh12c39]

My all doubt are clear.... Thank you sir...

[@jasmeetsandhu4831]

Very nice explaination. Thank you

[@mdroton629]

MAY ALLAH BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS ALSO SIR

[@heenavashisht9399]

Omg it was really helpful to me I ll never. Forget this in my entre life

[@mellowtrapbreaker1692]

Ruko jara ruko itna kya samaj Mai aagay... Or asaa kya bata diya jo Nahi bhul NE wale..

[@heenavashisht9399]

Aa gya bt it was 2years ago replied

[@mellowtrapbreaker1692]

@@heenavashisht9399 are Mai NE to dekha he Nahi 😅😅😅 sorry BTW I'm vivek

[@heenavashisht9399]

OK

[@shiva1719]

@@heenavashisht9399 actually where does the holes in n-type semiconductors can you plz help

[@samarpitsamantray3440]

Excellent video description....

[@jaydeepgoswami909]

really helpful.. enough of detail is given.. thank you..

[@kanupriyasingh9779]

Thanku thanku so much this is very helpful for all of us... thanku once again

[@itnalinda]

crystal clear video to understand to n and p type semiconductors
thank you very much

[@lmighty1340]

Are u a graduate now?😊

[@Dan-zt6fz]

Really helpful.. enough of detail is given

[@Parmindersingh-bh3hg]

Well done.Keep it up.

[@satyampandey890]

4:10 Why you are not moving the holes or electron😫

[@tracygreen9286]

Extremely helpful

[@ifra6376]

Thank you.. This video is really helpful

[@ajaysundars3744]

great explanation

[@ياربتوفيقك-خ8و]

سادس احيائي انا هنا 🌝🌝Thanks 🤍✨

[@narmenfarhad6966]

thank u that was so helpful

[@youssefalaa6106]

very helpful

[@iraqivolcano2522]

Thanx ❤

[@ranjanakatiyar1427]

Too helpful but watch in1.5×

[@anmolpathak973]

He is reading ncert

[@harwindersingh5952]

👌👌

[@nuniekpurwanti]

what app was used to make this????

[@billlll23]

nice explain.Wll done

[@bindupriya023]

Wt is the polarity of impurity atom in p type semi conductor??

[@1000π]

dat reverb tho

[@EASYELECTRICALENGINEERING]

Impurities can be either 13th or 15th group elements right?

[@ahteshamkhan716]

Good

[@swapnilkshirsagar2616]

Thank u

[@muhammadfarazdaq770]

helpful

[@nellvincervantes6233]

So if hole is + charge, will it not create charge or will it not violate conservation of charge? 🤔🤔

[@n00del]

why is
he
talking like
this?

[@varundmalla6103]

Its a programmed speaker, I guess :P

[@akashhalder6833]

varun dmalla
But program speakers sound a bit different they aren't as fluent as this one I guess

[@oswalxalxo3305]

Is it what really happens? If impurities replace the existing atom then what happens to the existing atom when impurity replaces it.

[@tabussum2825]

Tq

[@nuniekpurwanti]

kak ini bikin animasinya pakai apa ya?

[@naman3325]

Tq vm sir

[@madicharlakavyatulasi5997]

👍

[@mrwellknown24]

play this video in 1.25x and thank me later

[@ImranAli-qm2df]

In which sense the holes are positive in p-type semiconductor

[@divyanshumahi659]

In a relative sense.
Electrons carry a negative charge. This makes the holes have a relative positive charge.

[@ahsansiraj3862]

Wrong concept of hole in p type SC

[@shashanksahu2326]

Nice explain.
Can you explain in Hindi language?
Please

[@roxhersk2526]

The way he talks makes me feel so stupid

[@ashkanikov3269]

whatsup with the indian accent?

[@jehansadik]

pass krsi

[@HelloWorld-jh5dv]

Thank u

[@ivalvokoba7437]

helpful

[@Maybe.019]

thank you

[@ivalvokoba7437]

helpful