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ringing. But when you don’t press the switch, the circuit is open, and the

                 buzzer stays quiet.

                 Application


                   This  doorbell  circuit  can  also  be
                 used  in  schools  or  offices  to  alert

                 staff when someone arrives or needs
                 assistance.  When  the  button  is

                 pressed, it sounds the buzzer, letting
                 everyone know to pay attention.


                 RGB Light Circuit


                 One day, Riya wanted to create a colourful light for her room. She found
                 a  special  light  called  an  RGB  LED  that  could  shine  in  many  colors.  By
                 connecting it to a battery and a switch, she could change the colors just

                 by pressing a button. Now, her room was bright and cheerful, filled with
                 beautiful lights that changed every time she played.


                 Components of RGB Light Circuit

                 The components of RGB Light circuit are:

                    •  RGB LED: An RGB LED is a special kind

                    of tiny light that can change colors! It
                    has three colors inside: red, green, and

                    blue. When you mix these colors together, you can make many different
                    colors  shine,  like  purple,  yellow,  or  white. It’s  like  having  a  magical

                    light bulb that can glow in different colors.

                                                             •  Resistor: A resistor is a part that slows

                                                             down electricity so that other parts don’t
                                                             get  too  much  power.  It  helps  protect

                                                             things like lights from breaking.

                    •  Battery: A battery gives power to things like toys
                    and lights. It has two ends—one positive (+) and

                    one  negative  (−)  and  they  need  to  be  connected
                    correctly for everything to work.


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