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9V Battery-Powered LED Array with Pushbuttons and Toggle Switch Control

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Summary

The circuit described by the provided inputs consists of a 9V battery, multiple LEDs, resistors, pushbuttons, and a toggle switch. The circuit appears to be designed to control the illumination of LEDs through the use of the toggle switch and pushbuttons, with resistors used to limit current to the LEDs. There is no microcontroller or embedded code involved in this circuit.

Component List

9V Battery

  • Description: Provides the power supply for the circuit.

LEDs

  • Description: Light Emitting Diodes used as indicators or for illumination.

Pushbuttons

  • Description: Momentary switches that close the circuit when pressed.

Toggle Switch

  • Description: A switch that can connect or disconnect the circuit in one of two positions.

Resistors

  • Description: Passive components used to limit current or divide voltages within the circuit.

Wiring Details

9V Battery

  • Negative terminal connected to the negative pins of all LEDs.
  • Positive terminal connected to the common (COM) pin of the Toggle Switch.

LEDs

  • All negative pins (-) are connected to the negative terminal of the 9V Battery.
  • Positive pins (+) of some LEDs are connected to resistors, while others are connected directly to the positive rail via the Toggle Switch.

Pushbuttons

  • One side (Pin 3) of all pushbuttons is connected to the second leg (L2) of the Toggle Switch.
  • The other side (Pin 4) of each pushbutton is connected to an individual resistor.

Toggle Switch

  • Leg L1 is connected to the positive terminal of the 9V Battery.
  • The common (COM) pin is connected to the positive terminal of the 9V Battery.
  • Leg L2 is connected to one side (Pin 3) of all pushbuttons.

Resistors

  • One pin (pin1) of each resistor is connected to a pushbutton (Pin 4).
  • The other pin (pin2) of each resistor is connected to the positive pin (+) of an LED.

Documented Code

There is no embedded code provided for this circuit as there are no microcontroller components involved.