The water will then flow from the top of the water tower through your water hose and then on to the ground. So, the water will just sit in the top of the water tower until you turn on the faucet to your water hose. When the boulder is rolling down the hill, physicists like to think of this as kinetic energy. Physicists like to think of this as "potential energy." Like a boulder at the top of a hill, it will just sit there, forever, until someone pushes it over the hill or an earthquake shakes it from the top of the hill or erosion undermines it starting it to roll down the hill. If nobody turned on their faucet, the water in the tower would just sit there.
In a DC (direct current) circuit where the electricity can only flow in one direction, we can think of a battery as a storage tank like the water tower in your neighborhood. Parts can be ordered from: DC Direct Current I like to use Snap Circuits to demonstrate electronic circuits because it is easy for you to understand what’s going on in a circuit as you learn by doing, that is, you learn about electronics by actually building the circuits. To see an example of a Snap Circuits manual, and to review the circuit on which this photo instructable is based go to and scroll down to Project #1. Because the electronic symbol is printed on each electronic component, once the project is completed, it will look almost exactly like an electronic schematic. The illustrations for each project look almost exactly like what the components will look like on the base grid when finished.
SNAP CIRCUIT KITS MANUALS
There are several Snap Circuits kits that range from a few simple circuits to the largest kit that includes 750 electronic projects.Īll the kits include manuals printed in color with easy to follow diagrams to assemble the projects. The components also snap onto a 10 X 7 plastic base grid analogous to a solderless breadboard. They snap together with ordinary clothing snaps. Each component has the schematic symbol and a label printed on its plastic case that is color coded for easy identification. Snap Circuits is an educational toy that teaches electronics with solderless snap-together electronic components.
SNAP CIRCUIT KITS HOW TO
You'll learn how to build a simple circuit, to understand Direct Current (DC), and how an electric switch works.
In this photo Instructable I will give you a brief introduction to Snap Circuits.
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