Today, I set up a circuit with three LEDS and resistors. The resistors increased in resistance (100ohms, 1,000ohms, and 10,000ohms). I found that the LED with the least resistance (100ohms) was illuminated the brightest and the dimmest had the highest resistance (10,000ohms).
I set up a circuit that included a potentiometer, an LED, and its necessary resistor. The potentiometer behaved like an adjustable resistor that, when turned, made the LED go from dim to bright.
I next set up an LED circuit with two SPDT (single-pole double throw) switches in series. When either switch was 'flipped' the LED would turn off.
Next, I took inventory of the Square Bot assembly tool box to make sure all the parts on the list were accounted for.
The next circuit I set up had two LEDS, one resistor, a relay, and a push button switch. When the button is depressed the green LED is lit and the relay makes a noise.
When the button is not depressed the red LED is lit.
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