The flashlight must contain a battery (or generator) that is source of electrical current and a light bulb (or receiver) that is light source. These two elements are well positioned by a simple action on a button (or switch) located on the casing of the flashlight. The passage of the electric current in the stack is released to the illuminating bulb. Below is a detailed description of how it works.
Method of operation and possible failures
In order to proceed with the perfect operation of a flashlight, the following operations must be carried out according to automotiveqna.com: inserting a battery into its housing.
-Make sure that the battery terminals touch the conductor strips inside the lamp housing.
-The bulb must be properly screwed in place.
-Make sure that the base and base of the bulb make contact with the conductive tabs in the housing.
-Close the housing correctly.
-We push the button called switch, which allows us to open or close the circuit of metal blades attached to the casing of the flashlight.
-By opening and closing the circuit, the bulb turns on (illuminates) and goes out. Breakdowns can occur frequently out and that can arise are: – a used battery.
-An inverted stack in its location.
-A driver interrupted.
-A burnt-out bulb (it is the very thin filament, inside the bulb, which is broken).
How do you get the flashlight?
In 1879, Thomas Edison, invented the electric lamp, since it replaced the candles and oil lamps. The parts that compose the light bulb are: the glass part in which one sees two large wires (called conductors) and a very thin filament in the middle that makes the connection between the two big wires.
The lower part of the bulb is composed of base and stud, symbolizing the contact poles (plus and minus). By releasing the passage of electric current into the bulb, tiny particles called electrons move along the wire called conductor. When the very fine filament is crossed in its turn, it heats and then becomes incandescent: the bulb lights up.
Tips for testing a bulb
The user must locate the two terminals of the battery (a long blade and a short blade), so the two parts of the bulb (the base and the pad).
By bringing the cap of the ampoule into contact with a part of the terminal of the cell, and on the other side the contact of the ampoule is brought into contact with the other terminal of the cell, Turn on if it is good.
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