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Table 1. Theoretical and Measured Values % Resistor Nominal Value* v' error, error, R' v I I' error, V 1200 2 4700 2 5000 2 6800 2 3300 N 4 5 Note: *Nominal value is the Theoretical value for R. • R'is the measured resistance value. • Vis the theoretical voltage across each resistor. • V is the measured voltage value across each resistor. • I is the theoretical current passing through each resistor. Calculated using the theoretical V and R values. • P is the measured current passing through each resistor. Calculated using measured V and R values. % error (R, V, I) shows the deviation between the theoretical values and actual measurements for the corresponding R, V, and I.

Table 1. Theoretical and Measured Values % Resistor Nominal Value* v' error, error, R' v I I' error, V 1200 2 4700 2 5000 2 6800 2 3300 N 4 5 Note: *Nominal value is the Theoretical value for R. • R'is the measured resistance value. • Vis the theoretical voltage across each resistor. • V is the measured voltage value across each resistor. • I is the theoretical current passing through each resistor. Calculated using the theoretical V and R values. • P is the measured current passing through each resistor. Calculated using measured V and R values. % error (R, V, I) shows the deviation between the theoretical values and actual measurements for the corresponding R, V, and I.

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R1 If Is Ry, 5V 12V Measured Values R, = \.190 kr t Bri 4-64 kr Ver Vo.= 0.52 V VRz= 4.46V Rg= 9.91 kr → Ven: 2-5oV 6.69 kr Ry= Rs: Vzy: (6.94 V 3,247 len → Ver: 5.02 V Valtage: V='4.77 V V,- 11.99V CS Scanned with Camscanner Resistance
Transcribed Image Text:R1 If Is Ry, 5V 12V Measured Values R, = \.190 kr t Bri 4-64 kr Ver Vo.= 0.52 V VRz= 4.46V Rg= 9.91 kr → Ven: 2-5oV 6.69 kr Ry= Rs: Vzy: (6.94 V 3,247 len → Ver: 5.02 V Valtage: V='4.77 V V,- 11.99V CS Scanned with Camscanner Resistance
Table 1. Theoretical and Measured Values % Nominal Value* v' Resistor R' I I' error, R error, V error, 1200 2 4700 2 5000 2 3 4 6800 2 3300 2 Note: *Nominal value is the Theoretical value for R. • R’is the measured resistance value. • V is the measured voltage value across each resistor. • I is the theoretical current passing through each resistor. Calculated using the theoretical V and R values. • I is the measured current passing through each resistor. Calculated using measured V and R values. • % error (R, v, I) shows the deviation between the theoretical values and actual measurements for the corresponding R, V, and I.
Transcribed Image Text:Table 1. Theoretical and Measured Values % Nominal Value* v' Resistor R' I I' error, R error, V error, 1200 2 4700 2 5000 2 3 4 6800 2 3300 2 Note: *Nominal value is the Theoretical value for R. • R’is the measured resistance value. • V is the measured voltage value across each resistor. • I is the theoretical current passing through each resistor. Calculated using the theoretical V and R values. • I is the measured current passing through each resistor. Calculated using measured V and R values. • % error (R, v, I) shows the deviation between the theoretical values and actual measurements for the corresponding R, V, and I.
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