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Concepts


                 1.  Switch  and  Circuit  Activation:  You  will  understand  how  a  push  switch
                    works to open or close a circuit, controlling when the LED turns on and off.
                    This connects to the concept of input devices (like switches) in electronics.

                 2.  Everyday  Electronics:  The  activity  demonstrates  how  simple  electronics

                    are integrated into everyday objects like refrigerators, helping you connect
                    scientific principles to real world applications.


                 Observations

                 In the Refrigerator Light Circuit activity, students will observe how pressing

                 the switch completes the circuit and powers the LED, turning it on. When the
                 switch  is  released,  the  circuit  breaks,  and  the  light  turns  off.  This  activity
                 provides  a clear  understanding  of  how  switches  control  circuits,  linking

                 everyday applications like refrigerator lighting with basic electronics concepts.

                 Application


                 In a microwave, the button is used to start, stop,
                 or choose cooking settings, like time or power level.

                 The LED light shows the status of the microwave,
                 like when it’s cooking or finished. Together, they
                 make it easy to control and know what’s happening

                 with the microwave.









                                                       eXERCISE



                 A. Tick ( ) the correct option.


                     1.  What is the primary function of a circuit?

                          (i)  To store energy

                          (ii)  To allow electricity to flow through components

                         (iii)  To generate heat

                         (iv)  To act as an insulator


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