To turn ON/OFF LED using Button(STEAM Education)
To understand the basics of circuitry and electronic components by creating a simple project where a LED is controlled by a button
Project : 11
To turn ON/OFF LED using Button
Project Aim:
To understand the basics of circuitry
and electronic components by creating a simple project where a LED is
controlled by a button.
Components Used:
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1. Power Supply (or Battery) 9V |
2. Resistor 220Ω |
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3.
Push Button |
4.
LED |
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5.
Connecting Wires |
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Circuit Diagram:
Connection Procedure:
Step
1: Connect the positive terminal of the
power supply (pin 62) to one terminal of the push button (pin 57).
Step
2: Connect the other terminal of the
push button (pin 58) to one pin of the resistor 220Ω (R2, pin 3).
Step
3: Connect another pin of the resistor
220Ω (R2, pin 4) to the anode of the LED (pin 43).
Step
4: Connect the cathode of the LED (pin
44) to the negative terminal of the power supply (pin 59).
Step
5: Ensure all connections are secure and
insulated to prevent short circuits.
Step
6: Test the circuit by applying power
and pressing the button to verify that the LED lights up when the button is
pressed.
Step
7: If the LED does not glow,
double-check connections and component polarities.
Explanation:
In this project, we aim to glow a LED using a
button as a control mechanism. The components required for this project are
connected in series, as shown in the circuit diagram according to their
numbers. A 220Ω resistor is connected in series with the LED to regulate the
current flow, ensuring that the LED receives the necessary current to glow
while preventing an excess that could damage the LED. When the circuit is
complete and the button is pressed, the LED will glow, demonstrating the
functionality of the circuit. Through this project, participants will gain
hands-on experience with basic circuit design and learn about the role of
resistors in controlling current flow within a circuit.
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