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Check out our new series on our channel that is Circuit Series. This is the first episode of our Circuit Series. Click this link to watch : https://youtu.be/JxONrqOwb2Q
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We published not 1 but 3 Instructables for you today! Make a simple 3D cardboard robot -OR- add some fun with a pop tab circuit -OR- add even more fun with a soldered circuit. Whatever your skill level, there's a tutorial for you! #robotsofinstagram #cardboard #cardboardrobots #simplecircuits #makered #imperfectproduce https://www.instagram.com/p/B_FlSN0p-P6/?igshid=5piztm3l9s1v
Paper Circuits
Materials Needed:
Paper
Conductive Adhesive Copper Tape (Amazon or Adafruit)
Clear Tape (to tape down battery)
3V coin cell battery (Amazon)
LEDs (Amazon)
scissors (to cut tape)
Design your card.
Draw out the circuit. NOTE: Do not let the negative and positive tapes cross. Make sure positive (long) side of the LED goes to positive (+) side of the battery and negative (short) side of the LED connects to the negative (-) side of the battery.
Fold the corner of your page to create a switch for your battery.
Trace copper tape along circuit, folding back and forth to create corners.
Tape down one half of the battery with nonconductive clear tape.
Fold over your switch to connect the circuit.
Your card should light up!Â
(https://www.makerspaces.com/paper-circuits/)Â
 You may have to tape down your LED. Alternatively, you may have built a parallel circuit. If so, follow this tutorial. (https://makezine.com/projects/paper-circuit-parallel/)
This is what the inside of the radio looks like. The mission was to take it apart in order to freely access the circuit board in which controls the tuning knob, the volume knob, and brings power to the entire piece. This was a bit of a challenge, although with previous knowledge of simple circuits, the attempt was made to create and innovate.
Of course, this was again done with the use of a screwdriver, allowing us to delve inside this technological marvel.
Needless to say, this step was a lot of fun, and you can clearly see how impressed Sebby looks at this stage in the development process. The next stage. Figuring things out.
New Module coming soon! Video Teaser -> www.simplecircuits.de
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