The diagram illustrates the internal mechanism and functionalities
of an LED (light emitting diode).
Overall, the flashlight comprising numerous interconnected parts within a plastic case, with some major components consisting of two batteries, small switch used to control the electric flow, metal switch contacts, metal spring, flow of current, and broken circuit.
Two batteries presenting in the plastic case with the aim of generating energy, require metal spring at the bottom of them. Particularly, the yellow battery is negative terminal, and the black one is positive terminal. There is flow of current which connects the mentioned spring to the switch system. In addition, an LED needs a circuit at the top of the switch allowing the electricity to flow upward to bulb. Additionally, a broken circuit makes the flashlight turn off because the disconnection of circuit prevents the flow. On the other hand, if this circuit can connect to the high part of the LED, this equipment emits light.
