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A simple electric circuit can be made using a power source (such as a battery), a conductor (such as a wire), and a load (such as a light bulb).

To make the circuit, first connect one end of a wire to the positive terminal of the power source (usually indicated by a "+" sign). Then connect the other end of the wire to the base of the load (e.g., the screw or connector on the bottom of a light bulb). Finally, connect another wire from the load to the negative terminal of the power source (usually indicated by a "-" sign).

Once the circuit is complete, the load should turn on, as the current flows through the wire, providing power to the load.

It is important to use the right size of wire and the right voltage of battery or power supply. And make sure to disconnect the power when making any change in the circuit.

[kkgamersvloggers]

THIS IS WRONG. DO NOT TRY THIS.
The 9V battery shown in this circuit is way too powerful for the bulb. Therefore, the bulb will explode. If you really want to make this, you should add an about 100Ω (ohm)resistor at the positive end of the battery connecting to the bulb but I’m not a professional, so maybe not 100 Ω. You could calculate the amount.

Edit: I was a little wrong. I did. the experiment irl & the bulb just burnt out. It did not explode. I did this just for edu reasons. Unless you want to lose a bulb, don’t do this.
PS: I used a 1.5volt led for my experiment.

[misery]

alternate title: how to get your led to explode

[zandizoo]

You scan power LED's with 9V? most people told me that even 5V is too much from my arduino

[MaximBradu]

Oh, is this a LED with a built-in resistor?

[renukm]

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