Let’s make believe that all of a sudden I will be the famous maker of scheme. hehe....


I made one and answer if my scheme is correct or no.

Just answer yes or no and your comments are also welcome!!! )

it is my first scheme so I might have wrong.

 

Yes. But why start a new thread on the same subject?

Ken

 

If you need confirmation about a series circuit, you might benefit from reading in our Ebook - http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/vol_1/chpt_5/2.html

BTW, that circuit you drew may or may not work successfully. The semicurcular symbol is not standard. What is that component supposed to be?

 

What happens when the pushbutton connects the battery to the mushroom?

 

What happens when the pushbutton connects the battery to the mushroom?

Mushroom? I thought it was a power umbrella, or a microphone, or something.

 

What happens when the pushbutton connects the battery to the mushroom?

If its a mushroom then is there an excess of marios at one terminal and an excess of luigis at the other?

 

I believe the young man was trying for this...

I have a package I have developed to help draw schematics. It is called PaintCAD, it is a bunch of templates you can copy/paste onto a .gif file like the one above. Feel free to download it.

Bill's Index

Introduction and PaintCAD

 

Hello,

I think the "mushroom" is a buzzer.
The circuit is correct if the polarity of the buzzer is OK.

Bertus

 

Hello,

I think the "mushroom" is a buzzer.
The circuit is correct if the polarity of the buzzer is OK.

Bertus

Yes, that is what I drew. A buzzer.

I found the symbols from the link you gave to me...

http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/symbol.htm

correction, no, that's not a buzzer anyway. but it's doorbell....

 

Hi,

I am planning to make a Christmas light which can be used on a 12 volts battery.

The circuit includes:

8 pieces of 1.5 volts Christmas light (one bulb)
A wire
and a 12 volts battery...

1.5 volts times 8 equals 12???

so, it is possible to work???

Anyway, I saw that a normal Christmas single light is about 2.5 volts so if I put 8 pieces of 2.5 volts Christmas light bulb, it will not be bright anymore. Because 2.5 x 8 is already 20 And I only had 12 volts battery.

P.S. My circuit will be on a series circuit...