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The document describes a simple electrical circuit experiment involving a switch and a lamp, where the switch controls the lamp's operation. It explains the principle of operation, noting that flipping the switch down turns the light on and that current flows from the negative to the positive terminal, despite conventional descriptions suggesting the opposite. Additionally, it highlights the common application of such circuits in home lighting systems, where a switch regulates electricity to light bulbs.

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The document describes a simple electrical circuit experiment involving a switch and a lamp, where the switch controls the lamp's operation. It explains the principle of operation, noting that flipping the switch down turns the light on and that current flows from the negative to the positive terminal, despite conventional descriptions suggesting the opposite. Additionally, it highlights the common application of such circuits in home lighting systems, where a switch regulates electricity to light bulbs.

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Conducting the experiments

This context examines a simple electrical circuit consisting of a switch and a lamp, which functions as
the power load. The switch becomes operational when its slider is moved to the lower position.

b.Principle of Operation.

 Flipping the switch downward turns the light on, while flipping it upward turns the light off.

 Electrons, which are responsible for carrying the charge, flow from the negative terminal to
the positive terminal of the power source. This represents the actual direction of current
flow.

 In practice, however, the flow of electrical current is typically described as moving from the
positive terminal to the negative terminal. This is referred to as the conventional current flow
direction

c.Application .

-Home Lighting:

The most common application of a circuit with a switch is in home lighting systems.A
simple on/off switch controls the flow of electricity to light bulbs.
can you make it more clear by rewrite or redivide into many short passages and follow the steps: first
part is about telling about the steps when you do experiments. second part is about the principle of
operation. third part is about real life application

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