How the lights work in an automobile?

How the lights work in an automobile?

Although the lights in your maybe just flip the switch and then *flash* the lights go on, then flip the switch again *flash* the lights go off, it is a complex process. Like all the other parts, the base is made out of metal with on side the screw and the other side is the light igniter. The rod attached to the base with electrical wiring foes up and down to create  static electricity to start the lights up. The rod goes up to turn the lights off and down to turn the lights on. To make the transition of the rod(go up and down) smooth the use to coils that have some type of oil. When electricity passes through the bulb electrons are triggered to create either a semi-powerful electricity "blast" or powerful electricity "blast". The blast can create a 4,000 degree Fahrenheit( 2,204 degree Celsius or 2477 degree Kelvin) electricity. The lights are extremely hot because the bulb needs to last for a very long time. Also, to change if you want the headlights or fog lights the heat can create the change quickly.



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