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Timing Circuit

The document outlines the objective of creating a simple timing circuit to light up an LED and understand the components used. It lists the necessary materials and provides a step-by-step procedure for assembling the circuit on a breadboard. The final step involves testing the circuit to ensure the LED lights up and fades out as intended.

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Timing Circuit

The document outlines the objective of creating a simple timing circuit to light up an LED and understand the components used. It lists the necessary materials and provides a step-by-step procedure for assembling the circuit on a breadboard. The final step involves testing the circuit to ensure the LED lights up and fades out as intended.

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Timing Circuit

OBJECTIVE:
 To light up the LED and know the functions of each materials placed
on the breadboard.
 To create a simple timing circuit.

MATERIALS:
 1- 9V Battery
 1- Breadboard
 1- Switch
 1- 16V/ 22μF Capacitor
 2- LED (BLUE & RED)
 3- 1K Resistor
 6- Jumper wire

PROCEDURE:
1. First, gather all the required components for the timing circuit. Ensure that the resistors,
transistor, capacitors, LED, and pushbutton switch are within easy reach, along with the
breadboard, battery and jumper wires.
2. Next, get the breadboard and place the jumper wire to the right side (positive). And the
other jumper wire on the left side (negative).
3. Then, put the two leg of the switch to the bus and the other two legs in the terminal.
4. Place the longer leg of the LED (RED) counterpart of the left leg of the switch.
5. Put one leg of the 1kΩ resistor close to the switch or button.
6. Place the other leg of the resistor adjacent to the LED.
7. After that, get another jumper wire then put it on the left side of the leg of the switch
leave four spaces and it counterpart the one leg of LED 0shorter) , then put the other side
of jumper wire to the right side of the leg of the switch leave five spaces.
8. Then, put another 1kΩ resistor aligning to the jumper wire and leave one space then put
the other leg.
9. Place the longer leg of the LED to the first terminal then the shorter one is in the second
terminal.
10. Place the transistor aligning with the leg of LED (BLUE) but only the collector and
emitter. Then place the base of the transistor and leave one space.
11. Put another jumper wire aligned with the transistor.
12. Place the one leg of 1kΩ resistor next to the transistor base. And the other leg aligned to
itself leave three spaces.
13. Then place the one leg of the capacitor on the positive bus of the breadboard.
14. Connect the capacitor to the terminal by using the other leg of the capacitor.
15. Using jumper wire connect the terminal to the negative bus.
16. For the last step, test the circuit. Before providing power to the circuit, check all the
connections to ensure everything is properly set up. Once you've verified the connections,
gently press the pushbutton switch to start the time delay. The LED should light up and
then slowly fade out, indicating the time delay sequence is working.

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