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LED Breadboard

Posted on 15/07/2009 by flylit
Modified on: 13/09/2018
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This is my version of the breadboard walkthrough by Jklug80. Thanks for the intructions jklug. Anyway, I decided to add two more LED's and I used 510ohm resistors instead of 330ohm simply because i couln't find 330ohm in my house. I used a breadboard i bought at my local radioshack which cost me $14.99. The LED's I utilized were ones that my dad had laying around. I took the wires out of a telephone cable and connected them to a 9v battery.the double-sided adhesive tape seen was just used to keep ...


LED Breadboard

This is my version of the breadboard walkthrough by Jklug80. Thanks for the intructions jklug. Anyway, I decided to add two more LED's and I used 510ohm resistors instead of 330ohm simply because i couln't find 330ohm in my house. I used a breadboard i bought at my local radioshack which cost me $14.99. The LED's I utilized were ones that my dad had laying around. I took the wires out of a telephone cable and connected them to a 9v battery.the double-sided adhesive tape seen was just used to keep the wires attached so i could take the pictures. I know i have not made anything significant but this is my starting point into the realm of robotics. Hope you like!!

Lights up three LED's

  • Power source: 9v battery
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