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    In this chapter, you will explore the world of circuits through the power
                     of virtual labs. Using interactive online tools, you will learn how to connect

                     different components, create  circuits  and test  them  without  needing  any
                     physical equipment.

                     EXPLORE THE CIRCUIT LAB ONLINE

                     Circuit Lab is a fun online tool where you can make and test simple electrical

                     circuits. You can use virtual parts like batteries, bulbs, wires and switches to
                     see how electricity works. It helps you learn how these parts work together, all
                     without using real wires.

                     PhET Lab is an online virtual lab. It allows you to explore and experiment with
                     science and math concepts through interactive simulations. Using PhET lab,
                     you can see how things work, test ideas and understand topics.

                     Some features of online circuit lab are as follows:

                        Interactive  simulations: You  can connect  components  like resistors,
                        capacitors and LEDs to create your own circuits.

                        Instant  feedback: These virtual tools show you how the circuit behaves

                        in real-time, offering insights  into  how electricity  flows through  the
                        components.

                        Safe learning environment: With virtual labs, you can experiment without

                        any risk of damaging components or harming yourself.

                                              PhET stands for Physics Education Technology and was
                                SMART
                                 SPARK       developed in 2002 by Nobel Prize–winning physicist Carl
                                               Wieman at the University of Colorado Boulder, USA.

                      If I want to make the light bulb brighter in the circuit, which component should I
                      change or add to the setup?

                                                                                                Build Circuits
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