Good catch, I missed that.NO, as all the leds are wired reversed.
Could expand upon your answer? I'm not sure what you mean by "all the LEDs are veversed"NO, as all the leds are wired reversed.
You have just coloured the conductors wrong if the battery is connected as shown.Do I need to change the side that the resistors are on?
Ah, so will the circuit work?You have just coloured the conductors wrong if the battery is connected as shown.
Max.
AAhh okay, thanks so so muchIOW, the circuit should work as shown, the Red conductor customarily goes to the +ve battery terminal.
You have the battery +ve drawn in Black which tends to throw a viewer off at first.
Max.
Good catch, I missed that one.What's reason to make you to do the circuit like that, it is not a regular method, you should use led in series with resistor and in parallel all of five leds and resistors strings.
would a 9v battery give enough power?What's reason to make you to do the circuit like that, it is not a regular method, you should use led in series with resistor and in parallel all of five leds and resistors strings.
the LEDs im going to be using are 2.5v. I will be using 5 of the them which so they will need 12.5 v, but the battery is only 9v?What's reason to make you to do the circuit like that, it is not a regular method, you should use led in series with resistor and in parallel all of five leds and resistors strings.
They don't all have to be in series, you can make a series-parallel circuit. See post #2.the LEDs im going to be using are 2.5v. I will be using 5 of the them which so they will need 12.5 v, but the battery is only 9v?
Using 80% of 25mA for brightness and led life, it will be 20mA.the LEDs im going to be using are 2.5v. I will be using 5 of the them which so they will need 12.5 v, but the battery is only 9v?
Haha, never mind.Good catch, I missed that one.
Max.