About the Book:

Welcome to the “Breadboard Projects for Kids” book!

This book is engaging and educational and introduces young minds to the fascinating world of electronics and circuitry.

The book presents a unique project children can build using a breadboard, basic electronic components, and easy-to-follow instructions.

Our goal is to make learning electronics fun, accessible, and rewarding for kids of all ages.

The book contains detailed instructions, colorful illustrations, and helpful tips to guide young engineers through the process of building and understanding their projects.

The “Breadboard Projects for Kids” books are a perfect resource to spark your child’s interest in electronics, whether they are a budding scientist or curious about how things work.

Start your journey into the exciting world of electronics today with “Breadboard Projects for Kids”!

About the Project:

By adjusting the light falling on the LDR (Light Dependent Resistor/Photo-resistor), you can control the On/Off operation of the DC motor.

The circuit allows you to control the On/Off operation of a DC motor based on the intensity of light falling on a LDR.

The circuit uses various components, such as resistors, a transistor, a diode, and an OR gate to achieve this functionality.

By adjusting the light falling on the LDR (Light Dependent Resistor/Photoresistor), you can control the On/Off operation of the DC motor.

When the light intensity is low, the motor remains off. As the light intensity increases, the motor starts rotating.

This circuit finds applications in light-controlled systems.

Example is the motor’s operation needs to be synchronized with ambient light conditions.

Project document contains:

- Brief explanation of the circuit

- Schematic/circuit diagram of the project

- Parts list

- Pin configurations of components with actual component photos

- Breadboard wiring diagram of the project