At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
make a single LED light up
review that a "circuit" is a complete loop, with a power supply moving electrons
go over how a breadboard works
watch video, "How to Use a Breadboard"
the circuit lines
how components go in
how LEDs must go in a particular way
why you need a resistor
that we will only use 3.0V
and 0.09 A current
go over schematic diagram
in electronics it is used to represent a circuit in easy to understand form, with all the information so that you can reproduce the circuit
we will be using "Draw.io" right inside GitHub and Codespace
do demo of Draw.io
add in "electronics" section
demo of using TinkerCad Circuits
build "Single LED"
demo of building a circuit on a breadboard
build "Single LED"
create a repo called: TEJ2O-Unit5-03
create your "Single LED" circuit on a breadboard
use a single red LED and a 220 Ω resistor
first in TinkerCad Circuits
download a picture of it
can you have several LEDs light up?