Plug in the electronic components and solder them to the breadboard according to the circuit diagram.
The functions of each of these electronic components are as follows
Voltage regulator diode 2CW53:
2CW53 is a voltage regulator diode with a stabilized voltage of 53 V. In circuits where a fixed voltage is required, such as in a regulated power supply, 2CW53C can be used to stabilize the output voltage. By changing the resistance in series behind the diode, different output voltages can be achieved. In addition, it can be used as an amplifier bias circuit and a temperature compensation circuit.
Electrolytic Capacitor 220uf/25v:
Electrolytic capacitor is a kind of energy storage element, which mainly plays the role of storing electrical energy and stabilizing the voltage in circuits.The electrolytic capacitor of 220uf/25v means that it has the capacity of 220 microfarads (uf), while the rated voltage is 25 volts (v). This type of capacitor is widely used in power supply systems, communication equipment, electronic products, and industrial controls to improve power supply performance, filtering, coupling, and to enhance sound and image quality.
Resistors (200 ohm.05W and 2K.0.5W):
Resistors are components used in circuits to limit the passage of current. Its resistance value (e.g., 200 ohms and 2K, or 2 kilo-ohms) determines how much current is impeded as it passes through it. And 0.5W indicates the power capacity of the resistor, i.e. the maximum power it can withstand. Resistors are often used in circuits for voltage division, current division, and filtering in conjunction with capacitors and inductors.
Rectifier Triode IW4007:
Triode is a semiconductor device with three electrodes, which has the function of current amplification and switching. In rectifier circuits, the triode usually works in conjunction with a diode to convert alternating current to direct current.IW4007 may be the model number of the triode, and its specific parameters and uses may require consulting the relevant manuals or information.
Light-emitting diode:
Light-emitting diode (LED) is a semiconductor device that converts electrical energy into light energy. It can be used as an artificial light source for illumination, indication and display, etc. LEDs have the advantages of high brightness, low power consumption, long life, etc., and have a wide range of uses in modern society, such as flat panel displays, medical devices, and so on.