Unconventional Switch - Ring Toss - Electronics Team 6 - Alex Zondervan & Ian Thomas

 

For our unconventional switch, we decided to take the concept of a ring toss to create the circuit. We used a circuit playground as the power source, a few metal rings and hooks, alligator clips, and foil to carry the current to the breadboard and light the LED. If you miss the ring toss and the ring does not make contact with the hook, the LED remains off. If you are able to make the ring toss, the circuit is completed and the green LED turns on, signifying that you succeeded. The purpose of the switch is to give you a signifier of your success when playing.