I did that when I was 9yo. I got a box of red LEDs and put them all one by one on a 9V battery. Most burned and stopped working in seconds. But one got bright, so bright that got uncomfortable to look at and the light diminished after a few seconds but it kept working. The other one exploded in two parts with a loud noise.
I would definitely watch a video of that
I did that when I was 9yo. I got a box of red LEDs and put them all one by one on a 9V battery. Most burned and stopped working in seconds. But one got bright, so bright that got uncomfortable to look at and the light diminished after a few seconds but it kept working. The other one exploded in two parts with a loud noise.
I did the same with a 5v dc motor, but I plugeg it in the mains voltage. 😂. It exploded for some reason haha.
Try plugging a speaker into straight 110vac.
Why? Did you do this on purpose?
What did you learn?
Now breed that red LED to improve the stock of resilient leds in the futures
9v battery or PS? How many amps?
I guess this is how we learn