could somone plz explain solid state devices? (1 Viewer)

[..:''ooo]

i don't get how the pnp or npn junction works
text books dont help at all
could somone briefly explain

 

[..:''ooo]

is anyone gonna explain, ive been waiting for a month still nothing
or is everyon here too dumb to answer my question

 

[skyby]

yea that would be good to no

 

[HSWAT3]

which particular dot point are you having troubles with, or is it the whole concept of doping and p&n type etc

 

[..:''ooo]

i understand doping, p and n type
i just don't get how it is used in solid state devices
there is no one dot pt dedicated to it,
e.g.
'A solid-state device is an electronic component or device that is composed chiefly or exclusively of solid materials, usually semiconducting, and that depends for its operation on the movement of charge carriers within it. The development of simple solid-state devices such as semiconductor diodes in the 1930’s eventually led to the development of the point contact transistor by Walter Brattain and John Bardeen in 1948. In the same year William Shockley proposed the idea of the junction (sandwich) transistor and by 1950 had turned the idea into reality.'

i don't get it

 

[Haku]

u dun have to understand the shit, just remember it like what everyone else does.

 

[rama_v]

i don't get how the pnp or npn junction works
text books dont help at all
could somone briefly explain

Think of a grid in a valve device, and how it amplifys current. It's the same thing with the npn circuit...a small current flow from the antennae affects the much larger curent flow in the mains circuit, so the variations cause an aplification of the signal. Keep in mind that the signal is never larger than what energy is supplied in the mains circuit.

 

[FinalFantasy]

u dun have to understand the shit, just remember it like what everyone else does.

hahaha very true! just memorise den ur set!