Insert last 330 Ohm (Orange-Orange-Brown) Resistor across G12 and D17.Ĭompleting this step should give you Picture 4. Insert the other 1K Ohm (Brown-Black-Red) Resistor across F5 and the Negative Rail.Ĭompleting this step should give you Picture 3. This means that you can connect them any order you like and they would still function. TIP: Resistors are not polarized components. Insert a 1K Ohm (Brown-Black-Red) Resistor across H5 and the Positive Rail.Ĭompleting this step should give you Picture 2. After repeated sharp bending with the pliers, the pins break off easily.ĬAUTION: Never make a bend right at the point where the pin comes out of the component as pins will mostly likely break off after a few more of such bends. TIP: It is better to use your bare hands to make smoother bends rather than using the pliers to make sharp ones. Bend the two legs of each resistor forming a U shape for easy insertion.Īfter bending the legs of your resistors, they should look like the ones in Picture 1. Now that we have laid out all the shorter components, we can proceed to finishing up with our taller components. This completes the placement of all Jumper Wires (Picture 5). Insert the remaining 4 longer Jumper Wires connecting J3 and J10 to the Positive Rail, F4 to E4, and A10 to the Negative Rail. After places these two short Jumper Wires, your board should look like the one in Picture 4. Placing these wires with bare hands is still possible but requires more time. Grip them gently by the middle and firmly push them through their designated holes. The needle-nose pliers easily facilitates placement of these small Jumper Wires (Picture 3). Insert two short Jumper Wires connecting J4 to J6 and G5 to G7. Inserte the center pin into row H and the other two pins into row G (Picture 2). Insert the Variable Resistor in the middle of the top row from column 2 to 4. TIP: If the chip is brand new, gently bend the chip's two rows of pins inwards slightly to ease insertion into the board.ĬAUTION: The pins of an IC are delicate and break off easily without gentle care. Make sure the half circle (pin 1 indicator) is towards the right side (Picture 1). Place its pins starting from the column labelled 6 until the 12th column on the breadboard. Placing the chip between the divider ensures that its pins do not get short-circuited. Insert the TLC3704 Integrated Circuit (IC) Chip between the middle divider of the Breadboard. Hence we shall being with the shorter components. It is always easier to place the shorter components on the breadboard first before placing the taller ones.
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