Make experiment 3

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From make electronics pg. 13. Change voltage to measured battery voltages. This is my first circuit trying to learn how to use this program. I welcome suggestions for how to improve the design. And how to use this program. I am looking for the instructions and the list of the components. How do I get the led to be brighter when there is more current? What end is the long end of a diode? Is there a speaker? I would like to hear the audio from my circuits. How do I get the push button to stay in place? How do I press more than one button at a time? How do I group or select multiple objects and move them around.

Since I can't push multiple switches down at the same time switched out to spst. The book just uses alligator clips and wires.

published 10 years ago

CyberG33k2K15

10 years ago

This is my first comment.

KeanuLorenzo

10 years ago

To make your led light bright, you must lower one of the three resistors connected to it. The pointed tip where the led is pointing should be connected to the negative and the other side is positive. Sorry no speakers here. If you want to activate many parts of your circuit, try replacing the push button to a switch. I hope i helped. And welcome.

CyberG33k2K15

10 years ago

Yes you did help. Now that I know a piano type circuit isn't possible I have to change switches.

Addramyrz

10 years ago

Click on the led, tap the wrench. You can change the stats on the majority of components

CyberG33k2K15

10 years ago

When I did the experiment I was unable to get the led to light. This says I don't have enough current.

KeanuLorenzo

10 years ago

Correct

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