Buzzers

Design and technology

Systems approach to design

Input components

LEDs

Motors

Data logging

Electronic calculations

Virtual and physical testing of systems

Fusion fundamentals

Create, modify and constrain 2D sketches in Fusion

3D model using Extrude and the Timeline in Fusion

Design for additive manufacturing with Fusion

Physical materials and appearances in Fusion

Assembly modelling in Fusion

Technical drawings in Fusion

Assemble, test and refine systems

Pupils will develop knowledge of electronic components and a systems approach to designing. They will learn about different components and use these to build and test circuits for different purposes. They will design a system to control a greenhouse environment, considering the different variables.

Systems approach to design: Sustainable Futures

An electrically operated mechanical device is an {{}} device

What happens to piezoelectric material if it is pushed?

In tinkercad, which code block do we use to send a signal to a piezoelectric buzzer?

react by changing colour, shape or conductivity

Smart materials give designers exciting {{}} when developing new products.

a small electric charge is generated in response to pressure

Match the smart material with the definition

The directional flow of electrons from one pole to another is called?

Some components are sensitive and can be damaged if the current flowing through is too high, how can the current within a circuit be controlled?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Buzzers

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.