Thames & Kosmos Electronics: Advanced Circuits Handleiding
Thames & Kosmos
Niet gecategoriseerd
Electronics: Advanced Circuits
Bekijk gratis de handleiding van Thames & Kosmos Electronics: Advanced Circuits (13 pagina’s), behorend tot de categorie Niet gecategoriseerd. Deze gids werd als nuttig beoordeeld door 5 mensen en kreeg gemiddeld 5.0 sterren uit 3 reviews. Heb je een vraag over Thames & Kosmos Electronics: Advanced Circuits of wil je andere gebruikers van dit product iets vragen? Stel een vraag
Pagina 1/13
E X P E R I M E N T M A N UA L
Franckh-Kosmos Verlags-GmbH & Co. KG, Pfizerstr. -, Stuttgart, Germany | + () - | www.kosmos.de
Thames Kosmos, Friendship St., Providence, RI, , USA | --- | www.thamesandkosmos.com
Thames Kosmos UK Ltd, Goudhurst, Kent, TN QZ , United Kingdom | | www.thamesandkosmos.co.uk
Safety Notes for Parents and Children
››› NOTE! Not suitable for children under 3
years of age. There is a risk of choking if
small parts are swallowed or inhaled.
Store the experiment material and
assembled models out of the reach of
small children.
››› NOTE! Only for use by children 8 years
and older. Instructions are included for
parents or other supervising adults.
Please follow them!
››› Save the packaging and instructions. They
contain important information.
››› Never experiment with wall outlets or the
household power supply. Never insert
wires or other parts into wall outlets!
Household voltage can be deadly.
››› The experiments will require one 9-volt
square battery, which is not included in
the kit due to its limited shelf life.
››› The supply terminals are not to be short-
circuited. A short-circuit could lead to
overheating of circuits and battery
explosions.
››› Batteries are to be inserted with the
correct polarity. Press them gently into
the battery compartment.
››› Always close battery compartments with
the lid.
››› Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be
recharged. They could explode!
››› Rechargeable batteries are only to be
charged under adult supervision.
››› Rechargeable batteries are to be removed
from the toy before being charged.
››› Different types of batteries or new and
used batteries are not to be mixed.
››› Exhausted batteries are to be removed
from the toy.
››› Dispose of used batteries in accordance
with environmental provisions.
››› Make absolutely sure that metallic objects
such as coins or key chains are not left in
contact with battery terminals.
››› Do not bend, warp, or otherwise deform
batteries.
››› An adult should check each assembly
before use to make sure it is assembled
properly.
››› After you are done experimenting, remove
the batteries from the battery
compartments.
Dear Parents!
Our lives today are surrounded by electronics, and every day we use
dozens of electronic devices. So it’s all the more important to know how
they work.
This experiment kit will provide your children with a safe and simple
introduction to electronics. It explains about electronic components
such as transistors, LEDs, resistors, and capacitors, and how simple
electronic circuits work.
Of course, you may have questions about safety. All of the experiments
are powered by the battery compartment included here, which holds an
ordinary 9-volt square battery. So the experiments are carried out with
the very low and safe electrical current of just nine volts.
In addition, this kit meets U.S. and European safety standards. These
standards impose obligations on the manufacturer, but also stipulate
that adults should assist their children with advice and assistance with
the experiments.
Tell your child to read all the relevant instructions and safety
information, and to keep these materials on hand for reference. Be sure
to stress the importance of following all the rules and information
while performing the experiments.
We wish you and your young electrician a lot of fun with the
experiments!
Electronic Senses .............................
Would you like to know if it’s r
have to do is build a weather s
you will discover a lot of othe
well — ones that can differen
warm, or that can even respond to invisible light.
toring Electricity 96 ................................................................
Are there actually components in the circuit that can
ore electricity and then provide it again later? Yes,
hat’s exactly what capacitors do. Here’s where you
arn all the most important things about how
apacitors work.
r Switches, Blinkers, and Off-key Noises ............. 108
our capacitors will have an important role to play in
his chapter too. You can use them to construct an
djustable time switch, a red-green flasher, and other
seful circuits.
ersal 555 Timer .......................................................... 130
Your electronics kit has another component in store
for you. The 555 timer will help you assemble
complex circuits with the use of very few components.
Try it!
mplification Operations 142 ................................................
In this chapter, you will learn what you can do with
your operational amplifier — “op-amp” for short. It
can be used for all sorts of devices ranging from a
tool for comparing voltages to a “random generator.”
And if you combine it with the FM module, you can
have a home-made radio alarm right next to your bed.
Table of Contents ................................................................... 1
Kit Contents ............................................................................ 2
Tips and Tricks for Assembly 9 ..............................................
EXPERIMENTS
Colored Light from Circulating Current .......................... 10
Experiment with the bright colors of your three LEDs,
and dive into the basics of electrical current.
f Sound .................................................................. 18
er you want to sound like a police car,
ance, or fire truck, you can use your sound
e to bring the sounds of all these vehicles right
ur living room, and even switch back and forth
en them whenever you like.
f Resistance.......................................................... 26
ould you want to install extra resistance in a
? As strange as it might sound, resistors are
mportant in electronic circuits. This chapter
ns why.
the Invisible ......................................................... 3
e for your voltage and current meter to get int
ion. You can use it to visualize the voltage and
th of the electrical current flowing through
ssembled circuits.
Switched ............................................................... 5
ing or amplifying — those are the tasks of
st important electronic components. With
p of your transistors, you will even learn
omputers work.
TIP !
You will find additional
information here: “Check It Out”
Pages 16-17, 24-25, 33, 49-51,
68-69, 93-95, 106-107, 127-129,
141, 166-168
1
Product specificaties
| Merk: | Thames & Kosmos |
| Categorie: | Niet gecategoriseerd |
| Model: | Electronics: Advanced Circuits |
Heb je hulp nodig?
Als je hulp nodig hebt met Thames & Kosmos Electronics: Advanced Circuits stel dan hieronder een vraag en andere gebruikers zullen je antwoorden
Handleiding Niet gecategoriseerd Thames & Kosmos
5 Augustus 2025
5 Augustus 2025
Thames & Kosmos Gecko Run: Marble Run Starter Set Handleiding
5 Augustus 2025
5 Augustus 2025
5 Augustus 2025
Thames & Kosmos Wow in the World: Dino Dig & Diorama Handleiding
5 Augustus 2025
5 Augustus 2025
5 Augustus 2025
Handleiding Niet gecategoriseerd
- Eurospec
- Prompter People
- Mr Coffee
- Koenic
- Be You
- UPG
- Dnipro
- Garmin
- ProfiCook
- Planet Audio
- Ocean Matrix
- JANDY
- AsVIVA
- CDN
- Cyber Acoustics
Nieuwste handleidingen voor Niet gecategoriseerd
5 Augustus 2025
5 Augustus 2025
5 Augustus 2025
5 Augustus 2025
5 Augustus 2025
5 Augustus 2025
5 Augustus 2025
5 Augustus 2025
5 Augustus 2025
5 Augustus 2025