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LED Flashlight

How does it work? When electricity flows through an LED (light-emitting diode), the LED lights up We need a battery, two LEDs, some wire, a switch and some know-how!

Need to learn some things How to read an electrical schematic What parts we’re using How to build the flashlight

Reading Schematics: What’s this? Battery

How about this? Resistor

What’s this? Diode Lets current flow one direction but not the other YES X NO

Electrical circuit Must have a closed path all the way from one terminal of the battery to the other

Will current flow?

How about here?

And here?

Will current flow?

How about now?

Schematic versus real life long lead is anode anode cathode

Here’s our battery Called a coin or button battery This one is only 3 V Hey, we don’t need a resistor then! Notice the top is positive- that should connect to the anode (long lead)

Are you ready to build? Cereal box Paper template Coin battery 2 LEDs scissors, paste, wire, tape, paper clip, aluminum foil, sandpaper pen or pencil

Cut the cereal box open

Then cut it into 2 halves

Look at template FRONT BACK

Cover all black lines with paste

Turn it over and paste template to cardboard

OK, cut it out- solid lines only!

Punch out the two holes

Fold box on dotted lines

LEDs: one lead is shorter! If you forget which is shorter, look for the flat

Color the top of the short lead

Bend legs at the knees Short! Short! Short! Short!

Twist together the two short leads Here’s a handy twisty tool Dowel with two 1/16” holes Put both SHORT leads in holes Twist Repeat with other legs

End result Which are the short leads?

Bend LEDs toward each other Don’t let short leads touch the long leads!

Got three pieces of magnet wire?

Burn insulation off the ends Then sand off the black stuff

Twist one around the SHORT leads

Use a pen or pencil to make a small loop in the other end

Tape loop to bottom (-) side of battery

Make a loop in another wire and tape it to the top (+) side of battery

Here’s a chance to test it! Touch, don’t twist! Touch the other end of the second wire to the other LED leads. It should light up.

Bend the paper clip a little Twist the end of the second wire to the paper clip

Tape the big loop of the paper clip to the outside of the box Cover the big loop with tape

Get the last piece of wire Slide one sanded end under the top part of the clip This is going to be your switch! Must be sanded part!!!

Tape it down ONY THE END

Twist the other end of the last piece of wire to the long leads of the LED Test it! Close the switch! Does it light up?

Poke the LEDS through the holes Tape down wires from the switch Tape the battery to the inside of the box somewhere

Fold up the box and tape it

You are all done

How does it work? What is this? What is this? What is this?