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TinkerCAD Circuit Lab Exercise

This document provides instructions for a lab exercise exploring basic circuits using the online simulator TinkerCad. Students are asked to create a TinkerCad account, complete four starter lessons to learn the basics of the simulator, and write a half page reflection on their experience using TinkerCad. The objective is to give students exposure to designing electronic circuits in a web-based environment.

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TinkerCAD Circuit Lab Exercise

This document provides instructions for a lab exercise exploring basic circuits using the online simulator TinkerCad. Students are asked to create a TinkerCad account, complete four starter lessons to learn the basics of the simulator, and write a half page reflection on their experience using TinkerCad. The objective is to give students exposure to designing electronic circuits in a web-based environment.

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TMF1214 Computer Architecture Lab Exercise

Lab 2: Exploring Circuit with TinkerCad


1. Instruction:
 The objective of this lab is to provide you with exposure on electronic circuit using web-
based circuit simulator using Tinkercad.
 You need an Internet connection to complete this lab.
 You should be able to complete this lab on your own within 2 hours.
 Please write a half-page self reflection on what you think about Tinkercad.

2. Task:

Step 1: What is TinkerCAD?


TinkerCAD is a free online service for creating basic 3D shapes and developing digital pro- totypes of
electronic components. These pro- totypes include basic circuits with LED lights, buzzers, switches,
and even light sensors.

Step 2: Creating an Account

To get started with the simulator, go to https://www.tinkercad.com and create a free account.
Once you’ve done this, you’ll to taken to the Tinkercad dashboard. In the menu on the left side of
the screen, click ‘Circuits’.
TMF1214 Computer Architecture Lab Exercise

Step 3: Complete Starter Lessons

Go to this page https://www.tinkercad.com/learn/circuits/learning and complete all four lessons


under Starter Lessons:
 Start Simulating
 Editing Components
 Wiring Components
 Adding Components

These starter lessons have step by step instructions and will provide you with basic understanding
on how to use the TinkerCad Circuit, and basic electronic.

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