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    Series Circuit

    I. Introduction
    Make a short description of the activity (uses, importance, applications)

    II. Objective
    At the end of this activity, we should be able to:
    1. Understand and Construct a Series Circuit: Learners will be able to
    accurately assemble a simple series circuit on a breadboard, identifying the
    correct placement of components such as resistors, LEDs, and power supply, and
    ensuring continuity in the circuit
    2. Analyze Voltage and Current in a Series Circuit: Learners will measure and
    analyze voltage drops across individual components and current throughout the
    circuit, verifying that the current remains constant while voltage divides among
    the components as per Ohm's Law
    3. Troubleshoot Common Issues in Series Circuits: Learners will develop
    troubleshooting skills by identifying and resolving common issues such as loose
    connections, incorrect component placement, or faulty components that can
    affect the circuit's performance.

    III. Components
     Name of components
     BREADBOARD
    a board used to connect electronic
    components, such as wires, resistors,
    capacitors, and coils, to conduct various
    experiments and projects.

     9v BATTERY
    an electrochemical device (consisting of
    one or more electrochemical cells) which
    can be charged with an electric current and
    discharged whenever required.
     RESISTORS
    is a passive electrical component that resists or impedes the flow
    of charges. The resistor's property to limit the amount of current
    in an electric circuit or an electric component is known
    as resistance.

     LED LIGHTS
    A semiconductor device that emits
    infrared or visible light when charged
    with an electric current.

     SWITCH

    An electrical component that can


    disconnect or connect the conducting
    path in an electrical circuit, interrupting
    the electric current or diverting it from
    one conductor to another.

    IV. Procedures
    1. Connect the Breadboard on the power supply.
    2. Connect the resistor(R1) on the bread board.
    3. Connect the Switch(1) in the Resistor(R1).
    4. Connect resistor(R2) within the same line of R1, connect the switch(2) on the
    same line of R2.
    5. Connect resistor(R3) within the same line of R1 and R2, connect the switch(3)
    on the same line of R3
    6. On the same line of R1, R2 and R3, connect the LED Lights.
    V. Schematic Diagram

    VI. Analysis
     If the line of Switch1, 2, and 3 is not connected with each other the LED will
    only light up if you press switch1, 2 and 3 simultaneously.
     If the switch1, 2 and 3 is connected within the same line the LED will light up
    even if you press each switch individually.
     The lower the resistance value the brighter the brighter the light of the LED.

    Rubric (Activity)
    Circuit functionality 50% (the circuit is correct)
    Timeliness 20% (minus 5 pt every 1 day late)
    Correctness of data 20% (based on report)
    Question and answer 10% (correctness to answer the given question)

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