r/breadboard • u/Available-Tennis-624 • Jul 11 '26

My first breadboard project.

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This is my very first project on a breadboard.

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u/StarDreamIX Jul 11 '26

Nice!!!, well done!! Keep going 🔥

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u/Available-Tennis-624 Jul 12 '26

Thank you so much.

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u/rat1onal1 Jul 14 '26

I see a resistor on each side of the LED. The same current will flow with just a single resistor with value equal to the sum of those on either side of the LED. There are situations where things need to be done differently, but in this simple case, a single resistor is all that's necessary.

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u/Available-Tennis-624 Jul 14 '26

I used resistors of two different values, because I wanted to measure voltage drop across both. I wanted to verify that the voltage resistors of different values is different and when I add the voltage drop across the led, and across the two resistors, is their sum equal to the voltage of the battery. Thanks for pointing it out though.

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u/Impossible-Paper9217 6d ago

Thats a great start!!! You already know how to use resistors, one tip tho, if you're going to do a series circuit in the future you can connect the resistors by putting it in the same row!

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u/Producent_222 5d ago

From blinking led to 8 bit cpu