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Learn about the differences between Series and Parallel Circuits. Try this circuit!: http://goo.gl/KKBERd Parallel circuits mean that anything connected shares the current in a circuit, meaning they can operate from the same power supply at a specific voltage. Components connected in series require voltage to be increased for each component in series, as there is no additional path for current to flow, therefore more resistance along the way. If you would like to support me to keep Simply Electronics going, you can become a Patron at https://www.patreon.com/SimplyElectro... Every little helps :) Leave your comments below, suggestions may be considered for a video. This video was produced with the help of the excellent app called everycircuit, at evercircuit.com

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