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What is transistor? | how it works?

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  What is transistor? | how it works?   HELLO FRIENDS.   Transistor   A transistor is a semiconductor device used to amplify and switch electronic signals and electrical power . It is composed of P- type & N- type semiconductive materials with at least three terminals for connection to an external circuit. A voltage or current applied to one pair of the transistor's terminals changes the current flowing through another pair of terminals. Because the controlled (output) power can be higher than the controlling (input) power, a transistor can amplify a signal.   The three legs of transistor are Collector Base Emitter As shown below   But in different transistors the pin order changes, and to know pinouts, search for pinouts of particular transistor.   There are two basic types In transistor. NPN & PNP. The image shows the structure & symbol of both NPN & PNP transistor.   You can see t...

what is breadboard? | how to use it?

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what is breadboard? | how to use breadboard? HELLO FRIENDS.   Breadboard   It’s an object or component or device we can say! It is used to make circuits without soldering or experiment on new circuit. It has a unique pattern to build a circuit.   Using breadboard to design a circuit is the easiest and safest way. It not only protects you from warm soldering temperatures and smoke but it also protect the circuit components from being damaged by high temperatures.   It provides a fastest method of making a circuit and you can experiment with circuits by changing joints quickly and easily.   Connections   The figure is showing the internal pins connections of a breadboard. The holes in the middle portion of board are connected vertically as shown by highlighted lines. The outer two rows of holes are connected horizontally as shown by red/black lines in the figure.   Hey it’s   TECH BECK. PLEASE SUBSCRIBE US ON YOUT...

what is thermistor? | how it works? | NTC & PTC?

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  what is thermistor? | how thermistor work’s? | what is NTC & PTC?   HELLO FRIENDS.   Thermistor   As name suggest it is a ( therm al based res istor). A thermistor is a type of resistor whose resistance varies significantly with temperature.   There are basic two types of thermistor. NTC    &    PTC.   NTC (negative temperature co-efficient) When heated, its resistance decreases , when cooled its resistance increases .   PTC (positive temperature co-efficient) When heated, its resistance increases , when cooled its resistance decreases.   THERMISTOR SYMBOL:   Uses of Thermistors Thermistors have a wide range of applications. They are widely used in many different liquid and ambient air environments as a means of measuring temperature as a thermistor  thermometer . Some of the thermistors ‘most common uses include: ·        ...

What is RGB LED? | how it works?

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  What is RGB LED? | how it works?   HELLO FRIENDS.   RGB LED   An RGB LED, as name suggests is a special LED which is capable of producing all colors by mixing Red, Green and Blue colors . In simple words It consists of 3 LEDs (Red, Green, Blue) together in a package and by variation of these 3 colors more colors can be formed.   An RGB LED is having 4 pins, one of which is a common anode and other 3 pins are for Red, Green and Blue respectively. Or common cathode and other 3 pins are Red, Green, Blue.   So, to distinguish between common cathode and common anode RGB LEDs: Use a multimeter in continuity mode. If the LED lights up with the red tip on the longest lead and the black on one of the other leads – you have a common anode RGB LED If the LED lights up with the black tip on the longest lead and the red tip on one of the other leads – you have a common cathode RGB LED.   By manufactur...