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Practice Problems to become familiar with circuits and circuit diagrams

Practice Problems to become familiar with circuits and circuit diagrams

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Page 1: Practice Problems to become familiar with circuits and circuit diagrams

Practice Problems to become familiar with circuits and circuit diagrams

Page 2: Practice Problems to become familiar with circuits and circuit diagrams

Resistors

The Breadboard

Practice ProblemIdentify the various components in this breadboard circuit.

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Resistors

Light emitting diodes

AND Logic Devices (7408)

Light emitting diodes

Digital component

Dip Switches

Dip Switches(8 separate switches in the set)

Resistors

Page 3: Practice Problems to become familiar with circuits and circuit diagrams

The Breadboard

Practice Problem Draw the circuit diagram for the breadboard circuit presented below.

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Page 4: Practice Problems to become familiar with circuits and circuit diagrams

The Breadboard

Practice Problem

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There are actually 2 separate circuits on this breadboard.

One is on the green side of the breadboard.

The other is on the blue side of the breadboard.

Let’s do the green side circuit first

Draw the circuit diagram for the breadboard c circuit presented below.

Page 5: Practice Problems to become familiar with circuits and circuit diagrams

The Breadboard

Practice Problem

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- LED

A

B

Switch “A” has two positions

Open

Closed

Switch “B” has two positions

Open

Closed

Both switches are shown above in the open position

Draw the circuit diagram for the circuit on Green side of breadboard

Page 6: Practice Problems to become familiar with circuits and circuit diagrams

The Breadboard

Practice Problem

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5 volts 0 volts

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- LED

A

B

Switch “A” has two positions

Open

Closed

Switch “B” has two positions

Open

Closed

Is the light on or off right now?

Is the light on or off if switch “A” is closed?

Is the light on or off if switch “A” is open but switch “B” is closed?

Sorry no answers provided yet, you should work this out yourself.

For now, push on to the blue circuit.

Is there a unique combination of switch settings for the light to be on?

Page 7: Practice Problems to become familiar with circuits and circuit diagrams

The Breadboard

Practice Problem

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5 volts 0 volts

Draw the circuit diagram for the circuit on blue side of breadboard

LED

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7408

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Page 8: Practice Problems to become familiar with circuits and circuit diagrams

The Breadboard

Practice Problem

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5 volts 0 volts

Draw the circuit diagram for the circuit on blue side of breadboard

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5 volts 0 volts

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LED

7408

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

814

Page 9: Practice Problems to become familiar with circuits and circuit diagrams

The Breadboard

Practice Problem

LED

Draw the circuit diagram for the circuit on blue side of breadboard

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LED

7408

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

814

LED

Page 10: Practice Problems to become familiar with circuits and circuit diagrams

The Breadboard

Practice Problem

LED

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LED

7408

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

814

LED

Switch “A” has two positions

Open

Closed

Switch “B” has two positions

Open

Closed

A

B

Is LED # 1 on or off if switch “A” is open?

# 1

Is LED # 2 on or off if switch “B” is closed?

# 2

Is LED # 3 on or off if switch “B” is closed?

# 3

Page 11: Practice Problems to become familiar with circuits and circuit diagrams

The Breadboard

Practice Problem

LED

+

-

LED

7408

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

814

LED

Switch “A” has two positions

Open

Closed

Switch “B” has two positions

Open

Closed

A

B

Is LED # 1 on or off if switch “A” is open?

# 1

Is LED # 2 on or off if switch “B” is closed?

# 2

Is LED # 3 on or off if switch “B” is closed?

# 3