Prelab- DC 4
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Pre-Lab Experiment DC 4
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Ahona Chowdhury
Pre-Lab Experiment DC 4
Ahona Chowdhury
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Section 505
Experiment: Series Resistance
Pre-Lab Experiment DC 4
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Ahona Chowdhury
OBJECTIVES
1.
Determine the total resistance of a series de-circuit using an ohmmeter or an application of Ohm's law.
2.
Calculate the total resistance of a series DC circuit and note the effect of the relative magnitude of each series resistor on the total resistance.
3.
Learn to identify which resistors of a network are in series.
4.
Develop additional confidence in the use of the DMM ohmmeter.
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
1.
Resistors (1 1k-Ω and 1 3.3k-Ω)
2.
Instruments
3.
1—DMM
4.
1—DC power supply
PROCEDURE
In all the sections of this experiment, we are to measure and calculate each and total resistance and then arrange the breadboard, wires, and the resistor(s) in the way shown under each section. Then the current is measured. After this, we take note of how each resistor affects the overall resistance of the circuit and how differing voltages from the power supply affect the circuit as well.
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