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    This document provides instructions for building a basic LED circuit using a 9V battery, resistor, and LED. The resistor prevents too much current from flowing through the LED. Wires are used to connect the components in a series circuit, with the LED's longer leg connected to the battery's positive terminal. Clicking "Start Simulation" should light up the LED.

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    3.circuito Tinkercad

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    This document provides instructions for building a basic LED circuit using a 9V battery, resistor, and LED. The resistor prevents too much current from flowing through the LED. Wires are used to connect the components in a series circuit, with the LED's longer leg connected to the battery's positive terminal. Clicking "Start Simulation" should light up the LED.

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    This document provides instructions for building a basic LED circuit using a 9V battery, resistor, and LED. The resistor prevents too much current from flowing through the LED. Wires are used to connect the components in a series circuit, with the LED's longer leg connected to the battery's positive terminal. Clicking "Start Simulation" should light up the LED.

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    3.circuito Tinkercad

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    carlo belli
    This document provides instructions for building a basic LED circuit using a 9V battery, resistor, and LED. The resistor prevents too much current from flowing through the LED. Wires are used to connect the components in a series circuit, with the LED's longer leg connected to the battery's positive terminal. Clicking "Start Simulation" should light up the LED.

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    Build a Basic LED Circuit

    Program an LED Light Show


    Click and drag parts
    from the components
    list into the circuit area.
    Add a 9V battery, a
    resistor, and an LED.
    Add a 9V battery, a resistor, and an LED. The
    resistor is an important part that prevents
    too much electrical current from flowing
    through the LED and burning it out.
    Use your mouse wheel to zoom in and out.
    Click and drag on a blank area to pan your
    view. If you get lost and can’t find your
    circuit, click the “Zoom to fit” button.
    Select a part, then click the “rotate” button to
    rotate it. Click and drag on parts to move them.
    2. Click again to create a
    3. Click on another bend point in the wire
    component’s terminal
    to end the wire.

    1. Click on a component’s
    terminal to start a wire.
    Select the wire, then use this
    drop-down menu to change
    the wire’s color.
    Connect wires so your circuit
    looks like this. This is called a
    series circuit.

    In electronics, we usually use


    red wires for positive and
    black wires for negative.

    It is important to use neat,


    color-coded wiring so your
    circuit is not messy.
    This is an example of bad
    wiring. Technically, this
    circuit will work. But all the
    wires are the same color and
    they criss-cross each other.
    Wiring like this makes it
    harder to “debug,” or find
    problems when you build
    more complex circuits.
    Click the “Start Simulation” button…
    …and your LED should light up!
    If your LED does not light up,
    make sure you have the longer
    Incorrect wiring (bent) leg of the LED connected
    to the red terminal of the
    battery.

    LEDs have polarity, meaning


    they only work in one direction.
    The LED will not light up if it is
    wired backwards.

    A single misplaced or missing


    wire can prevent your whole
    circuit from working! Always
    double-check your wiring if
    your circuit does not work.

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