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Section 5.9 Circuit Playground
Here is a circuit you can edit.
To add a component, drag it into the circuit area.
To delete a component, drag it from the circuit area back to the component palette.
To connect two components, click on the yellow (input) circle of one component and drag to the white (output) circle of another component, then release.
To disconnect two components, click the yellow circle where the connecting line ends and release.
Double-click the label of a component to rename it.
Make sure to start your circuit with DC - connect it to Toggles to be your inputs.
Control-Click switches between visual mode and a text version of your circuit. To save a circuit, switch to text mode, then copy the text and save it in a text file on your computer. To load the circuit, make sure the circuit is in text mode, paste in your saved text, then switch back to visual mode.
Checkpoint 5.9.1 .
In the circuit playground, what should you do to connect two components?
Drag from the yellow input circle of one component to the white output circle of another.
Double-click both component labels.
Drag both components back to the palette.
Click the circuit background twice.
Checkpoint 5.9.2 .
Which component should provide power at the start of a circuit?
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