Using The MültimeterMeasuring Resistance, Voltage & CurrentObjective1.Properly wire an electrical circuit on a breadboard from a schematic.Properly measure:ResistanceCurrentVoltage+ 10 VProcedure1.Before constructing the circuit, measure and record thevalue of each resistor:R1R2330470R1 =R2 =ΩR3 =220ΩR3R1 = Orange, Orange, Brown, GoldR2 = Yellow, Violet, Brown, GoldR3 = Red, Red, Brown, Gold3304702202. Construct the circuit above on a breadboard.Circuit correct:init3. Adjust the supply voltage to +10 V DC within +/- .1Vinitial4. Measure and record the voltage drop of R1:R2:VR3:V5. Measure and record the current throughR1:mAR2:mAR3:6. Obtain your instructor's initials7. Remove the components from the breadboardLab Hands-On Midterm - Multimet

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Objective 1. Properly wire an electrical circuit on a breadboard from a schematic. Properly measure: Resistance Current Voltage + 10 V Procedure 1. Before constructing the circuit, measure and record the value of each resistor: R1 R2 330 470 R1 = Ω R2 = Ω R3 = 220 Ω R3 R1 = Orange, Orange, Brown, Gold 330 R2 = Yellow, Violet, Brown, Gold 70 R3 = Red, Red, Brown, Gold %3! %3D %3D 220 2. Construct the circuit above on a breadboard. Circuit correct: init 3. Adjust the supply voltage to +10 V Dc within +/- .1V initial 4. Measure and record the voltage drop of R1: V R2: R3: V 5. Measure and record the current through R1: mA R2: mA R3: mA

Objective 1. Properly wire an electrical circuit on a breadboard from a schematic. Properly measure: Resistance Current Voltage + 10 V Procedure 1. Before constructing the circuit, measure and record the value of each resistor: R1 R2 330 470 R1 = Ω R2 = Ω R3 = 220 Ω R3 R1 = Orange, Orange, Brown, Gold 330 R2 = Yellow, Violet, Brown, Gold 70 R3 = Red, Red, Brown, Gold %3! %3D %3D 220 2. Construct the circuit above on a breadboard. Circuit correct: init 3. Adjust the supply voltage to +10 V Dc within +/- .1V initial 4. Measure and record the voltage drop of R1: V R2: R3: V 5. Measure and record the current through R1: mA R2: mA R3: mA

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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