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MoonCampaign by Ishjot (11 years)
My name is Ishjot, and today I am going to show you my show and tell project. This is my circuit, and it includes different modules. I have two switches in my project. Switch one is connected to pin number 6, and switch two is connected to pin number 7. I also used an RGB LED. The red part of the LED is connected to pin number 18, and the green part is connected to pin number 17. When I press the switches, the LED lights up in different colors. This project helped me learn about circuits, coding, and how components work together.
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Hi everyone! My name is Ishjot, and today I am excited to share my show and tell project with you. I worked really hard on this, and I hope you enjoy learning about it as much as I enjoyed making it.My project is an electronic circuit that uses switches and an RGB LED. At first, I didn’t know much about circuits, but as I started building, I learned how each part plays an important role. I have two switches in my project. The first switch is connected to pin number 6, and the second switch is connected to pin number 7. These switches act like controls that tell the circuit what to do.
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