INSTRUCTION: Connect two resistors (R1 and R2 in parallel and then in series, then find the resistance. -Resistance of the resistors could not be measured on the UT33B multimeter, so the voltage and current were measured and the resistance was found using ohms law. RESISTOR 1 and 2 in series - Voltage across the series arrangement of resistors is measured to be 1.524 V, The scale used to measure voltage is 2000mV on the UT33B multimeter. - Current across the series arrangement of resistors is measured to be 0.04 A, The scale used to measure current is 10 A on the UT33B multimeter. RESISTOR 1 and 2 in a parallel - Voltage across the parallel arrangement of resistors is measured to be 1.568 V, The scale used to measure voltage is 2000mV on the UT33B multimeter. - Current across the parallel arrangement of resistors is measured to be 0.15 A, The scale used to measure current is 10 A on the UT33B multimeter. i) Compare the theoretical effective resistance using the nominal values in each case to the experimentally derived result utilizing a circuit as well as the effective resistance determined using circuit theory and the measurement of resistance out of circuit. ii) Justify your choice of scale.
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INSTRUCTION: Connect two resistors (R1 and R2 in parallel and then in series, then find the resistance.
-Resistance of the resistors could not be measured on the UT33B multimeter, so the voltage and current were measured and the resistance was found using ohms law.
RESISTOR 1 and 2 in series
- Voltage across the series arrangement of resistors is measured to be 1.524 V, The scale used to measure voltage is 2000mV on the UT33B multimeter.
- Current across the series arrangement of resistors is measured to be 0.04 A, The scale used to measure current is 10 A on the UT33B multimeter.
RESISTOR 1 and 2 in a parallel
- Voltage across the parallel arrangement of resistors is measured to be 1.568 V, The scale used to measure voltage is 2000mV on the UT33B multimeter.
- Current across the parallel arrangement of resistors is measured to be 0.15 A, The scale used to measure current is 10 A on the UT33B multimeter.
i) Compare the theoretical effective resistance using the nominal values in each case to the experimentally derived result utilizing a circuit as well as the effective resistance determined using circuit theory and the measurement of resistance out of circuit.
ii) Justify your choice of scale.
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