Creating Paper Circuits with LEDs

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating a paper circuit card with an LED light. It covers the necessary supplies, including copper conductive tape, and demonstrates how to assemble the circuit inside the card. The tutorial explains the use of conductive tape, testing the LED light, and creating a robot card design. It concludes with final assembly and testing to ensure the circuit works correctly.

What is the most important supply needed to make a paper circuit card with an LED light?

• Colored markers

• Copper conductive tape

• Scissors

• Glue

What does the copper conductive tape act like in the circuit?

• A light bulb

• A battery

• A switch

• A wire

How should the short end of the light bulb be connected?

• To the paper

• To the positive side of the battery

• To the negative side of the battery

• To the switch

What is the hardest part when using conductive tape?

• Peeling off the backing

• Laying it out on the paper

• Handling the corners

• Cutting the tape

What does the folded corner of the conductive tape act as?

• A wire

• A light bulb

• A switch

• A battery

Why is it important to only tape over half of the battery?

• To save tape

• To make the card lighter

• To prevent the tape from acting as an insulator

• To make it easier to fold

What should be done before adding conductive tape to the back of the card?

• Coloring the card

• Cutting the LED light

• Testing the battery

• Folding the card

What is the purpose of pre-cutting strips of conductive tape?

• To save time

• To ensure proper connection lengths

• To make the card look neat

• To avoid using too much tape

What should be done if the conductive tape gets wonky?

• Ensure it doesn't touch and short the circuit

• Add more tape

• Ignore it

• Remove it and start over

What is the final step after securing the LED light in the card?

• Add more tape

• Fold the card

• Test the switch

• Color the card