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    • Battery: A battery gives power to make things like

                        toys, lights, or other parts work. It has two ends—
                        one positive (+) and one negative (-)—and they need

                        to be connected the right way for things to work.

                                                          •  USB Cable: A USB cable is a wire that connects
                                                          different  things  together,  like  charging  your

                                                          tablet or connecting a toy to your computer.
                                                          It helps electricity or information travel from

                                                          one thing to another.

                        • Battery OTG  Socket:  This  is  a  special

                        part that connects the battery to other
                        pieces so they can get power, like plugging

                        something into the wall to charge it.

                     Create the Portable Fan Using Smart Circuit Kit

                     To create the portable fan using smart circuit, follow the given steps:

                     Step 1       Take out all the components from the smart circuit kit:
                                  • Motor                                     • Fan

                                  • Battery                                   • USB Cable
                                  • Battery OTG Socket

                     Step 2       Place the motor module and fan on the Magnetic board.

                     Step 3       Connect the battery. Attach the positive terminal of the battery

                                  to the left side of the motor and the negative terminal to the
                                  right side of the motor.

                     Step 4       Watch what happens when the motor turns on.

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