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Normally open tactile push button switch. How to insert into breadboard and use in an LED circuit.
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I introduce the tactile pushbutton switch. The switch used in this video is a normally open (NO) switch and that can be snapped into a breadboard. I also how to use the switch properly to make an off-on circuit as it is easy to wire it in a way that the circuit stays on. It can also be used in that way if desired.
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You really REALLY saved me! I couldn't understand where to put the led. Looks so simple but tricky when you don't understand how to connect a circuit!
Glad to hear, thanks for watching!
You don't know how helpful that was !! Thanks so much for showing how the currant flow through the switch. Every time I was trying to use it the currant was flowing with nonstop and I didn't know why till I watched your video.
Thanks again.
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Thank you so much! As an electrics beginner it was very counter intuitive to me how the switch works.
Glad to help!
they say it would be expensive to make a mechanical keyboard. FOOLS
True
Thank you for taking the time to make this, really helpful. I was so confused with my switch on my breadboard.
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thanks, i am in first semester in cibernetic electronics engineering and this is really helpful. Thank you.
Nice! Thanks for watching!
Finally getting around to these. :) Thank you so much for these videos!
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Just got my arduino and i am playing with the breadboard and stuff this is so fun and a cery useful tutorial
Very nice! Glad it helped!
Exactly what I needed to see! Thank you very much.
Thanks a lot... I was having problems with my switch for my breadboard and saw this...
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this video saved my LIFE and my Design and Tech grade
Nice! Glad I could help!
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I need this for gel blaster research thx
Good presentation, thanks,
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Thank you so much for this helpful video
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That's very helpful
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Great explanation. Have you been told you sound like the late Norm MacDonald.
Glad you enjoy! Yup, I have.
Thank you this was very helpful!
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Thanks for the video, it was a quick help!
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Excellent explanation. Thanks :)
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THANK YOU NORM McDONALD
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Can you make a led light turn off when the button is pushed and the led turn on when the button is off?? (Without logic gates)
There's switches that are normally off and turn on when you press them, called normally closed. I don't have any though. All mine are normally open.
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thank you norm macdonald lol
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What size is the button
thank you for ur demonstration, but why do u put a resistor on the positive side ,
shouldn't they be on the negative for the electricity flow ?.
A resistor can go either side of the diode so I hear.
Awesome demo!
Thanks Ed!
thank you!
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Hi there! What value is the resistor? Thanks!
470Ω
Thank you.
Thank you!
Superb sir way of explaining and thanking you sir
Thank you!
Does the pushbutton have memory to keep the light on with out having to holdthe button down?
I'm sure you can find some that will switch on/off each time you press the button, but all the ones I have are only on while you hold the button.
You can program that with an arduino or something along those lines
Thanks a lot
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He sounds like Hayden monerozo
Who is that?
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thnx..is helpful...how can i do the same with nema 17 stepper i want to work it instead LED above in the video
Glad to help! But sorry, I currently have no experience with stepper motors.
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Hello, i recreated the circuit demonstrated in your video. The first time round, it worked as expected, however when i recreated it again and again, my LEDs keep blowing out every time i push the switch, why is this? I'm reacreating the circuit the exact same way each time. BTW i'm using a 470Ω resistor
Sounds like there's a short somewhere bypassing the resistor. Or a lot more than 9V is being used to power it.
@@Electronzap I found the source of the problem, you're right, i had a short circuit
Common problem :D
I have a broken one i need to bypass and make always on, on a cheap piece of electronics
Hope that goes well!
Great
Thanks!
What kind of resistor did you use?
You could try to to pause the video and read the color values,
@@thecitrusfrequency6503 i kinda gave up trying to understand the colors of resistors, so i kinda tested all of them lol
can it work if i press the button its on untill i press it again and its off?
You have to get a switch that works that way. Like a single pole single throw switch or special pushbutton switches. Tons of switch options out there. I use only these for my videos because they fit on a breadboard easily and come with almost every electronics kit I look at.
nice video
Thanks!
What is the code??
Nice video
#electronspark
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that push switch is a always noise click click click..
not good...
better rather use a quiet silent push switch
Gayden