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Pre- Lab Experiment DC 5
Ahona Chowdhury
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Section No- 505
Experiment: Series DC Circuits
Purpose:
This experiment aims to measure the voltages and current of a series dc circuit and verify Kirchhoff's voltage law.
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This experiment also aims to test the application of the voltage divider rule and to make increasingly familiar with the use of the DMM and VOM meters
Materials: 1-100-n, 2204/, 330-11, 470-SZ, 680-fl, 1-kfl, 1-MS1 (1/4-W)
1 —DMM
1—dc power supply
Procedure:
Part 1: Basic Measurements
Measure the voltage across the supply and across each resistor with the DMM, and note the polarity of the voltage. Record it down in a table.
Find out if Kirchoff law is true and applies to the circuit.
Calculate the current through each resistor using Ohm's law, the measured voltage across each resistor, and the measured resistor value. Measure the voltage of all the parts and find out if the answer matches to it.
Part 2: Voltage Divider Rule
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Measure V1 and V2 and record in Table and compare with the voltages V2 and V1 from the earlier experiment.
Measure the voltage V3 and record in Table. Calculate V3 using the voltage divider rule and measured resistor values
OPEN CIRCUIT
Construct an open circuit and measure the voltages V1,V2 AND V3 with the DMM and record it.
CONCLUSION-
Note down all the values collected and record them in a table and match it to understand how the circuit functions and if it follows kirchoff law. Verify the values and do the calculations as required.
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