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•  Full-Size  Breadboards:  Full-size  breadboards  are  the
                    most  common  type  of  breadboard  and  are  widely  used  in

                    educational  settings, laboratories,  and  by  hobbyists  and
                    professionals.  They  typically  have  around  800  to  1600

                    connection  points  and  provide  enough  space  for  larger
                    circuits and experimenting with more complex designs.











                                                                                                21 st
                                                                                             Century   #Technology Literacy
                  Activity       LED Glowing Using Tinkercad                                   Skills



                 Overview


                 In this activity, you will explore the basics of electronics by creating a simple
                 circuit  to  make  an  LED  glow  using  a  breadboard.  They  will  discover  how
                 breadboards work and learn to identify and connect basic electronic components

                 such as resistors, connecting wires, and LED.

                 LED (Light Emitting Diode)

                    • LEDs are small electronic device that emit light

                    when an electric current passes through them.
                    • LEDs have two leads (terminal): the longer lead

                    is the  positive (anode)  and  the  shorter  lead  is
                    the negative (cathode).

                    • LED comes in various colours.

                 Resistor

                    • A resistor is an electrical component that limits the flow of current
                    in a circuit.

                    • It is used to control the amount of current that flows through an

                    LED to prevent it from burning out.
                    • Resistors  have  a  resistance  value  measured  in  ohms  (Ω)  that

                    determines how much current they allow to pass through them.




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