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Okay, now we're going to talk about a single pull, single throw toggle switch
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This is an illuminated toggle switch. I have it hooked up to a simple circuit here
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There's several wires here, but I'll walk you through each one. I have a power supply of a 9 volt battery here
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The positive power supply comes along this red wire here, and it goes to this red jumper wire here
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this alligator clip jumper wire it goes from here around and it goes to this terminal
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of the toggle switch so there you can see that there's an on-off label here I have
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the red jumper going to the side that it says off here
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And then I have this yellow alligator clip here, the jumper wire, coming off of this terminal of this toggle switch, which is on the on side of this particular switch
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And that yellow jumper is going around, and its other end is hooked to this yellow jumper wire here that goes to the positive rail of the breadboard
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There's another yellow jumper wire connected to the positive rail of the redboard
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and it's in line with the anode of this red LED here
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The cathode of the red LED is in line with this resistor here
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and the resistor goes to the negative rail of the breadboard. We could see that there a green jumper wire here that connected to a point in the negative rail of the breadboard This green jumper wire has a green colored alligator clip
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Jumper wire connected to it. That green wire comes around and it goes to this terminal of the toggle switch, which is the negative, you can see it says
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negative LED here. This is where our negatives will connect to this terminal here. We can
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see that there's also a black jumper wire with an alligator clip also connected to
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the same negative terminal on the toggle switch. That black wire goes around and it goes back
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to the negative supply of the battery. So that is a the connections that we have. Like I said, this is an illuminated toggle switch
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so there's an LED that lights up when you turn it on into the on position
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and will also turn the red LED on when I flip the switch
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You can see that both this LED on the toggle switch, which is blue, and the
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and the red LED on the breadboard both lit up. I'll turn it off
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Both LEDs turned off. I'm going to turn this light next to me off
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That way we can see a little better. Again, I'm going to turn the toggle switch on
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both the blue LED on the toggle switch and the red LED on the breadboard turned on
