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Class 8 Science Magnetism
Learn Class 8 Science Magnetismlike electric circuit, potential differences, magnetic field, magnet, parallel circuit, series circuit, neodymium magnets, fridge magnets, magnetic force, dol starter, ferromagnetic, rlc circuit, and a bar magnet. Our teacher will help you to understand all the concepts easily with the help of derivations and exercise examples.
Series and Parallel circuits of resistors Part 2 made easy by Kirti Agarwal | Scholars lane https://youtu.be/F-0Xwcgm5q4 #series #parallel #seriescircuits #parallelcircuit #basicelectrical #basic #electriccircuit #electrician #electric #electricalengineering #electricalengineer https://www.instagram.com/p/CBc-04mH_xN/?igshid=yvahp1wh26am
Series and Parallel circuits of resistors Part 1 made easy by Kirti Agarwal | Scholars lane https://youtu.be/buP1AY1zppg #series #parallel #seriescircuits #parallelcircuit #basicelectrical #basic #electriccircuit #electrician #electric #electricalengineering #electricalengineer https://www.instagram.com/p/CAKDodPHvu8/?igshid=1446p47sfglpu
#parallelcircuit #Arduino #arduinouno #madeintaly #startup (presso Via Della Pergola)
Getting To Know Your Tools
This project allowed me to build circuits, more specifically, I was able to build a series circuit and a parallel circuit. Although no coding was involved, I did use a couple of tools to create the circuits.
Bill of Materials
- 2 Switches (interrupts the flow of electricity, breaking the circuit when open)
- LED (light-emitting diode, a component that converts electrical energy into light energy)
- Resistor (a component that resists the flow of electrical energy)
- Wires
- Breadboard
- Arduino Board
A video of the built circuit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9h_KfTsem_U&feature=youtu.be
Series Circuit
This circuit allowed me to press both buttons at the same time and make the LED light up. As opposed to the parallel circuit it I could press either button and the LED would still light up, however it required another wire. (more pics and vids coming soon)