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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[@ronbackal]

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!

[@Electronzap]

Glad to hear, thanks for watching!

[@modykwas]

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.

[@Electronzap]

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!

[@zydomason]

Thank you so much! As an electrics beginner it was very counter intuitive to me how the switch works.

[@Electronzap]

Glad to help!

[@fuckugplus]

they say it would be expensive to make a mechanical keyboard. FOOLS

[@CuberNerd]

True

[@mrcodez]

Thank you for taking the time to make this, really helpful. I was so confused with my switch on my breadboard.

[@Electronzap]

Glad to hear, thanks for watching!

[@AnaGuerra03]

thanks, i am in first semester in cibernetic electronics engineering and this is really helpful. Thank you.

[@Electronzap]

Nice! Thanks for watching!

[@satchell78]

Finally getting around to these. :) Thank you so much for these videos!

[@Electronzap]

Glad you enjoy! Thanks for watching!

[@xXrandomryzeXx]

Just got my arduino and i am playing with the breadboard and stuff this is so fun and a cery useful tutorial

[@Electronzap]

Very nice! Glad it helped!

[@beaugunn2632]

Exactly what I needed to see! Thank you very much.

[@xtraod3nary]

Thanks a lot... I was having problems with my switch for my breadboard and saw this...

[@Electronzap]

Glad it helped, thanks for watching!

[@turtlemecha3049]

this video saved my LIFE and my Design and Tech grade

[@Electronzap]

Nice! Glad I could help!

[@johnlee2473]

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[@demonetizedhistory5806]

I need this for gel blaster research thx

[@smartchip]

Good presentation, thanks,

[@Electronzap]

Thanks for watching!

[@bekoblast]

Thank you so much for this helpful video

[@Electronzap]

Thanks for watching!

[@minhnetyt]

That's very helpful

[@Electronzap]

Glad to hear, thanks for watching!

[@mightyoak11111]

Great explanation. Have you been told you sound like the late Norm MacDonald.

[@Electronzap]

Glad you enjoy! Yup, I have.

[@collinlamont6357]

Thank you this was very helpful!

[@Electronzap]

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[@suryakrishsaiyan]

Thanks for the video, it was a quick help!

[@Electronzap]

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[@theUsesOFnot]

Excellent explanation. Thanks :)

[@Electronzap]

Thanks for watching!

[@mw10259]

THANK YOU NORM McDONALD

[@Electronzap]

Thanks for watching!

[@lildeadshot2630]

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)

[@Electronzap]

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.

[@lildeadshot2630]

electronzapdotcom ok, thank you

[@Electronzap]

Thanks for watching!

[@alkatraz706]

thank you norm macdonald lol

[@Electronzap]

Thanks for watching!

[@joshuaalvarado1507]

What size is the button

[@mo3ath9442]

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 ?.

[@jasminscott8434]

A resistor can go either side of the diode so I hear.

[@RuskyED]

Awesome demo!

[@Electronzap]

Thanks Ed!

[@agakov1]

thank you!

[@Electronzap]

Thanks for watching!

[@circuitguru4554]

Hi there! What value is the resistor? Thanks!

[@Electronzap]

470Ω

[@nobuhlenkosi1518]

Thank you.

[@Electronzap]

Thank you!

[@mahendrau4672]

Superb sir way of explaining and thanking you sir

[@Electronzap]

Thank you!

[@jaimes151]

Does the pushbutton have memory to keep the light on with out having to holdthe button down?

[@Electronzap]

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.

[@senseii14]

You can program that with an arduino or something along those lines

[@obaysh2789]

Thanks a lot

[@Electronzap]

Thanks for watching!

[@CuberNerd]

He sounds like Hayden monerozo

[@Electronzap]

Who is that?

[@user-ol1yd7lj6x]

Thanks a lot!

[@Electronzap]

Thanks for watching!

[@sb-rj6yb]

thnx..is helpful...how can i do the same with nema 17 stepper i want to work it instead LED above in the video

[@Electronzap]

Glad to help! But sorry, I currently have no experience with stepper motors.

[@sb-rj6yb]

k

[@calebmcclure3893]

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

[@Electronzap]

Sounds like there's a short somewhere bypassing the resistor. Or a lot more than 9V is being used to power it.

[@calebmcclure3893]

@@Electronzap I found the source of the problem, you're right, i had a short circuit

[@Electronzap]

Common problem :D

[@MrBaracas]

I have a broken one i need to bypass and make always on, on a cheap piece of electronics

[@Electronzap]

Hope that goes well!

[@topten7064]

Great

[@Electronzap]

Thanks!

[@selfishpunisher8336]

What kind of resistor did you use?

[@thecitrusfrequency6503]

You could try to to pause the video and read the color values,

[@selfishpunisher8336]

@@thecitrusfrequency6503 i kinda gave up trying to understand the colors of resistors, so i kinda tested all of them lol

[@Pirke0007]

can it work if i press the button its on untill i press it again and its off?

[@Electronzap]

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.

[@vijayalkaparasjainkumar4814]

nice video

[@Electronzap]

Thanks!

[@steeltitans]

What is the code??

[@InventionClass]

Nice video
#electronspark

[@bestamerica]

'
that push switch is a always noise click click click..
not good...
better rather use a quiet silent push switch

[@CuberNerd]

Gayden