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Color Codes for Resistors in Electronic Circuits
How Capacitors Work in Electronic Circuits
How to Store a Charge in a Capacitor
Inductors & Their Function
How to Measure Components in an Electronic Circuit
How Printed Circuit Boards Work
What Tools are Needed to Work with Electronics
Differences in Wire Gauges
How to Strip Wires Using Wire Strippers
How to Safely Work with Electronics
How to Power an Electronic Circuit
How to Measure Voltage in an Electronic Circuit
How to Measure Current in a Circuit
How to Measure Resistance in an Electronic Circuit
How Soldering Irons Work
How to Tin a Soldering Iron
How to Solder Electronic Leads Together
How to Use Perfboard to Make an Electronic Circuit
How to De-solder Electronic Connections
How to Diagnose Cold Solder Connections
How to Reflow a Connection in an Electronic Circuit
How to Use a Breadboard to Prototype a Circuit Board
How a Light Emitting Diode Works
Uses & Operation of a Fuse
How to Use Integrated Circuits
How Transistors Work in an Electronic Circuit
How a Variable Resistor Works in an Electronic Circuit
How Does a Series Circuit Work
How to Compute Resistor Resistance in an Electronic Circuit
How Resistors Work in Parallel Circuits
How Schematics are Used in Electronics
How Switches Open & Close Circuits
Electronic Circuits in Garage Door Openers
How to Make a Schematic for Your Electronic Circuit Project
How to Test a Prototype of Your Electronic Circuit
How to Use Perfboard to Build an Electronic Circuit
Practical Operation of Electronic Circuit Indicators
Summary: Learn how to build and test a prototype electronic circuit to check if the it will work practically in this free home maintenance video.
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"Hello! This is Ross on behalf of expertvillage.com. I am going to prove that the circuit will work with a 9 volt battery before I take and mount it all. So, go ahead turn the power off, there we go and the 9 volt battery I am going to connect up now the positive on this, that is the negative one that means that’s the positive and put a clip there and I will disconnect this and I will touch this connection here and the light comes on with a 9 volt battery. Alright, that was good. What you want? I would want that to be sure to work."
eHow Article: How to Test a Prototype of Your Electronic Circuit
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