Assignment for this week is to Design, simulate, and build a simple electronic device that performs two actions ( emits light, makes noise or sound, and/or makes movement.
I choose to build a Microwave oven
I choose this project because :
Because I love to make stereoscopic things and it was also fun that they came out (light- move)
it suitable for this week assignment because I can design it with one motor . led , breadboard , some wires and cardboard and it will make two actions ( moves and emits lights).
-Tinkercad portal
to build and simulate the circuit online
The main components in the circuit
1- Breadboard and Jumpers to connect the component
3- 5V Adaptor
4- led
5- one resistors
5- DC motor
6- ON/OFF switch
and other cardboard materials, scissors, a pencil, cutter , paper
breadboard
Resistor 220 ohm
jumber Wires
Red Led
on/off switch
crocodile wires
DC Motor
ADapter 5v
First Step
Design Circuits on Tinkercard
Design circuits on tinkercad using this component :
1- Breadboard and Jumpers to connect the component
3- 5V Adaptor
4- led
5- one resistors
5- DC motor
6- ON/OFF switch
The device is a microwave the input should be opening the switch and the outputs are lighting LED and Dc motor .
I used 5V adapter as all the components operate with 5V. The LED and the resistor, DC motor and switch all are operated with 5V.
I begin with open the tinkercad and drag and drop the component in the working area then built the circuit as shown in the image below.
circuits (OFF)
circuits (ON)
I added the motor to the circuit in parallel connection to ensure that the motor is in its best condition and tested it with the led.
the circuit video on TINKERCAD
Second Step
Design Circuits on Real and test it
I used 5V adapter as all the components operate with 5V. The LED and the resistor, DC motor and switch all are operated with 5V.
Parallel connection is often considered better than series connection in certain situations because it provides several advantages over series connection.
Overall, parallel connections are often preferred over series connections in situations where independent operation, equal voltage, lower resistance, and flexibility are desired. However, series connections can also be useful in some situations, such as when a specific voltage drop is desired across each component or when there are space constraints. The choice between series and parallel connections ultimately depends on the specific requirements of the circuit and the components being used.
Video of Electric Circuit
I tested the functionality of the LED and the resistor and dc motor on the breadboard to make sure that jumper wires, LED, resistor, dc motor breadboard and the adaptor are working.
Third Step
Design on Cardboard
Cutting paper using these measurements
body measurements
inside component measurements
Some pictures during execution
Finally
Video of Microwave
I do not have experience with electrical circuits, so it took me time to train, but with time this difficulty will disappear , Also I did not know the sizes of the microphone and the way to implement it, so I used this video
The project has a lot to do with the final project because it taught me a lot of skills that I will use when I work on the final project, now i know to design circuit on tinkercad and implementation on breadboard
It was a very interesting week because I was able to design a product and operate it using electrical circuits
on that week we have Activity to To implement task as a group of 3 , my group was with Mariam and Ahmed
the Activity was:
Car Controller Circuit: Build 2 H-bridge Controller Circuits
Then we played a collision game with cars and my team won