The switch that I made uses my bedroom door to turn on the blue LED. I used a 9V battery but I didn't have a battery cap so I used two alligator clips, a red for positive and black for negative. the negative was connected to the bread board directly and the positive was connected to a piece of tinfoil on the door. The second piece of tinfoil is connected to the doorframe and leads to the bread board where electricity flows to a 330 ohm resistor and then the blue LED. when the door is closed the two pieces of tinfoil connect and complete the circuit and the LED lights up.
06 February 2022
Unconventional Switch: Door Switch, Team 15
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