PLA Lab 4
docx
keyboard_arrow_up
School
West Chester University of Pennsylvania *
*We aren’t endorsed by this school
Course
130
Subject
Electrical Engineering
Date
Feb 20, 2024
Type
docx
Pages
5
Uploaded by Chikki976
PLA Lab 4
1.
Part A Table 2
Part B Table 2
Question 2 and 3 answered by hand.
Your preview ends here
Eager to read complete document? Join bartleby learn and gain access to the full version
- Access to all documents
- Unlimited textbook solutions
- 24/7 expert homework help
Question 4 Using my data, I found the specific voltages across the resistors in relation to the overall circuit voltage. In a series circuit, the total voltage is evenly distributed among each resistor with
equal magnitude.
The mathematical relationship in this would be Vtotal= V1+V2+V3
1.9V+1.9V+1.9V= 5.7V
Question 5. In a series problem resistor, the current remains uniform. Consequently, all three resistors will carry the identical current. The sum of the currents flowing through each individual
path equals the total current coming from the source.
Mathematical Relationship: .64+.64+.64= 1.92 A. Question 6. Yes, in Part B the voltages varied across each resistor. The resistor with the largest voltage is the 1000ohm, followed by the resistor of 750 ohm, and then the resistor of 470 ohm. This is because of Ohm's Law and that the resistance is directly proportional to the voltage. Therefore, if the resistor has a large value, then the current will be higher.
Question 7. The total current between Part A and Part B arises from the distinct resistor values employed. Part A features identical resistor values, while Part B incorporates resistors with varying magnitudes. Therefore, in Part B, the total current is greater since the resistors possess dissimilar values, and each segment of the resistor doesn't have an identical current flow. In contrast, in Part A, all three resistors share the same resistance value. In Part A they all had the same resistance values and in Part B they had different resistor values.
Question 8 done by hand.
Related Documents
Related Questions
Kindly answer all of the questions please, I will rate you with like/upvote. Please answer all of the questions. Thank you so much.
arrow_forward
Please can you answer this question. I sent it previously and the person answered a question I didnt ask. Thanks
arrow_forward
.A source of 100oV is applied across a 20 ohm R1 and 30 ohm R2 in series, and V1 is 40V. The
current in R2 is
arrow_forward
I've got a circuit with two batteries, and Kirchoff's laws give me the equations
i₁ + 12 = 13
V₁₁R₁ - 13R3 = 0
V2-12R2 - 13R3 = 0
The circuit has R₁ = 109, R₂ = 209, and R3 = 409. The first battery has a fixed voltage V₁ = 35V, but the second battery can be adjusted to anything between
20V and 60V. Write a .m function file called myCircuit.m that takes V₂ as an input and produces an array containing i₁, i2, and i3 as an output. That is, the
output should be a single (vector-valued) variable. The function must use the backslash operator to solve the linear system.
arrow_forward
Please explain how does the circuit work base on the given diagram circuit.
arrow_forward
7. The equivalent total resistance in the circuit in Figure 1 is_
2200
E=7V-
1000.
4700.
100.
3300
Figure 1
1. 558.90
2. 2160
3. 642.450
4. 82.892
8. The current through the 1002 resistor in the circuit in Figure 1 is_
1. 84.45mA
2. 70mA
3. 14.89mA
4. 17.51mA
9. The power dissipated by the 3302 resistor in the circuit in Figure 1 is
arrow_forward
For the series circuit given the resistors are given as follows; R₁=3KN, R₂= 400, R3-6002 and the
voltage is 12 Volts. What is the voltage across resistor R₂?
What is the voltage across resistor R₂?
1.2 Volts
2.4 Volts
3.6 Volts
1.9 Volts
R1
W
VSupply
R3
ww
R₂
arrow_forward
Match the voltage measurements from the resistor series in part 1 with the approximate values below. You may use the same answer more than once
arrow_forward
9 The total resistance of two resistors in series is the sum of their
resistances. Determine the worst possible error in the total resistance if
the resistors are 50 2 with 10% accuracy and 100 2 with 5% accuracy.
Arsw
102
arrow_forward
Given the circuit below and that R1=1.7ohm,R2=3.5ohm,Emf1=2.1V and Emf2=6.3V. What is the current through the section ac?
arrow_forward
SEE MORE QUESTIONS
Recommended textbooks for you
Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity
Electrical Engineering
ISBN:9781337900348
Author:Stephen L. Herman
Publisher:Cengage Learning
Related Questions
- Kindly answer all of the questions please, I will rate you with like/upvote. Please answer all of the questions. Thank you so much.arrow_forwardPlease can you answer this question. I sent it previously and the person answered a question I didnt ask. Thanksarrow_forward.A source of 100oV is applied across a 20 ohm R1 and 30 ohm R2 in series, and V1 is 40V. The current in R2 isarrow_forward
- I've got a circuit with two batteries, and Kirchoff's laws give me the equations i₁ + 12 = 13 V₁₁R₁ - 13R3 = 0 V2-12R2 - 13R3 = 0 The circuit has R₁ = 109, R₂ = 209, and R3 = 409. The first battery has a fixed voltage V₁ = 35V, but the second battery can be adjusted to anything between 20V and 60V. Write a .m function file called myCircuit.m that takes V₂ as an input and produces an array containing i₁, i2, and i3 as an output. That is, the output should be a single (vector-valued) variable. The function must use the backslash operator to solve the linear system.arrow_forwardPlease explain how does the circuit work base on the given diagram circuit.arrow_forward7. The equivalent total resistance in the circuit in Figure 1 is_ 2200 E=7V- 1000. 4700. 100. 3300 Figure 1 1. 558.90 2. 2160 3. 642.450 4. 82.892 8. The current through the 1002 resistor in the circuit in Figure 1 is_ 1. 84.45mA 2. 70mA 3. 14.89mA 4. 17.51mA 9. The power dissipated by the 3302 resistor in the circuit in Figure 1 isarrow_forward
- For the series circuit given the resistors are given as follows; R₁=3KN, R₂= 400, R3-6002 and the voltage is 12 Volts. What is the voltage across resistor R₂? What is the voltage across resistor R₂? 1.2 Volts 2.4 Volts 3.6 Volts 1.9 Volts R1 W VSupply R3 ww R₂arrow_forwardMatch the voltage measurements from the resistor series in part 1 with the approximate values below. You may use the same answer more than oncearrow_forward9 The total resistance of two resistors in series is the sum of their resistances. Determine the worst possible error in the total resistance if the resistors are 50 2 with 10% accuracy and 100 2 with 5% accuracy. Arsw 102arrow_forward
arrow_back_ios
arrow_forward_ios
Recommended textbooks for you
- Delmar's Standard Textbook Of ElectricityElectrical EngineeringISBN:9781337900348Author:Stephen L. HermanPublisher:Cengage Learning
Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity
Electrical Engineering
ISBN:9781337900348
Author:Stephen L. Herman
Publisher:Cengage Learning