Arduino · Einsteiger · Stufe 2 / 40
Electricity You Can Measure: Voltage, Current and Resistance
Build simple circuits on a breadboard, calculate resistor values and verify them with a multimeter.
Einsteiger freischalten · CHF 9.90 Stufen 1–13, einmalig, kein Abo
10 Lektionen in dieser Stufe
- Voltage, Current and Resistance in a Water-Pipe Picture
Define the three basic quantities, their units and how they relate. · Lab: Sort ten everyday statements into voltage, current or resistance and check the answers. - How a Breadboard Is Connected Inside
Predict which holes are joined and use the power rails correctly. · Lab: Draw the hidden connections of your breadboard, including any split in the rails. - Your First External Circuit: LED, Resistor and the 5 V Pin
Build a closed circuit, identify LED polarity and explain why current needs a return path. · Lab: Light a red LED from 5 V and GND through a 220 ohm resistor, then reverse the LED and observe. - Ohm's Law and Choosing an LED Resistor
Calculate a series resistor from supply voltage, LED forward voltage and target current. · Lab: Compute resistors for red, green and yellow LEDs at 10 mA and pick the nearest standard values. - Reading Resistor Colour Bands
Decode four- and five-band resistors and understand tolerance. · Lab: Sort ten mixed resistors by value using the bands only. - Measuring Voltage with a Multimeter
Set up the meter for DC volts and measure across components without shorting anything. · Lab: Measure the 5 V pin, the 3.3 V pin and the voltage across the LED and its resistor. - Measuring Current and Resistance without Blowing the Fuse
Insert the meter in series for current and measure resistance only on unpowered parts. · Lab: Measure LED current with three different resistors and compare with your calculations. - Series and Parallel Circuits on the Breadboard
Predict how voltage and current divide in series and parallel arrangements. · Lab: Build two LEDs in series and in parallel with separate resistors and measure both. - Continuity Testing and Finding a Broken Connection
Use the continuity beeper to trace wiring and locate open circuits. · Lab: Have a helper introduce a fault in your circuit, then find it with the beeper. - Drawing and Reading Simple Schematics
Translate between a breadboard layout and a schematic using standard symbols. · Lab: Draw the schematic of your three-LED circuit and rebuild it from the drawing alone.
Abschlussprojekt
A three-colour LED indicator panel powered from the 5 V pin, with calculated resistors, a hand-drawn schematic and a table of measured voltages and currents.
Teile für diese Stufe
- 1 × UNO-compatible board
- 1 × USB cable matching the board
- 1 × Solderless breadboard 830 points
- 1 × Jumper wire set male-male
- 1 × Digital multimeter
- 1 × Resistor assortment 1/4 W
- 3 × LED 5 mm red
- 3 × LED 5 mm yellow
- 3 × LED 5 mm green
In jeder Lektion legst du die passenden Teile direkt in den Warenkorb. Arduino-kompatibel →
Voraussetzung: Level 1: you can upload a sketch and handle the board safely.