00:00So what you can also do in Tinkercad is apart from making 3D models, you can go ahead and make
00:11circuits as well. So to do that, you can see that in the home page, there's circuit, create your
00:16first circuit design as an option as you can see right here. If I were to actually go around over
00:21here, then what happens is that I get my second part here and over here on the right hand side,
00:28you can see that I have different components. So I can go around for Arduino components right here,
00:34I can go around for microbit components right here, and I can even go for circuit assemblers,
00:40as you can see right here. Let's say for example, if I were to go around over here, there's a glow
00:45circuit assembly, as you can see, you can start the simulation and see that it is glowing right there.
00:50So I can go ahead and delete it or I can go ahead and bring in this as well. This is the one with
00:56with the switch, as you can see. So if I were to go ahead right here, you can see that it actually
01:01vibrates right here. So that is what you have. So now if I were to go around onto this circuit
01:06and delete, then that is what you have. As you can see right here, press control Z, you can see that it
01:11is attached onto this common point right here. So let's just go ahead and delete this out right here.
01:18So now I'm going to go to basic right here, just like this. And there's different components,
01:22as you can see right here. I can even bring in different Arduino components right here,
01:27or bring in all components as needed right here, just like this. So there are everything. So you
01:33can go around onto all and you bring in all of the components right here. Let me just go around onto,
01:39let's say for example, LED RGB right here, and then you can go ahead and then plug this in. Let me just go
01:46ahead and plug this in right here. And let me just go ahead and plug it to green, and then start the
01:52and then what happens is that if it works, it works. So let me just go around, utilize a simple
01:58LED red LED itself for this one. So let's just go ahead and connect it out right here onto common.
02:05Press start simulation. And then you can see that I can create a switch right here, just like this.
02:11So similarly, I can go ahead and bring in different components right here. As I mentioned, you can bring
02:16in different Arduino components as well. Let's say for example, I got two wire LED right here. So this
02:24is a pre-made component that you can bring in. And then this is what you have. As you can see,
02:29you can start the simulation. And if I were to go ahead and plug in, there's the hello world right
02:34here, just like this, as you can see. So you can also go around onto the code right here, and then make
02:40the changes according to how you want. So it says hello world right now that I can go ahead and say
02:45simple tutorials right here, just like this. And then press this exclamation mark right here.
02:54Start the simulation. And then what happens is that it says simple tutorials right here,
02:58just like this. And this is how you can go ahead and then experiment with output circuits as well,
03:05using Tinkercad as you like. So I hope you found this video useful. So be sure to comment on what
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