Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
13th Edition
ISBN: 9780133923605
Author: Robert L. Boylestad
Publisher: PEARSON
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1.
Connect the two-loop circuit as illustrated in Fig. 1, with three variable boxes and two DC supplies. Choose
the following values for the resistors and the power supplies: R3 = 700 Q, R, = 1000.2, R2 = 800 2,
ɛj=6 V and ɛ2=12 V. Record these values in Table 1.
2.
After the circuit has been checked, close the switches
3. Measure the currents I3,I,1, through resistors and the voltage V3,V, ,V½ across each resistor of the
circuit. Record these values in Data Table 1. Assuming that only one ammeter will be used, currents
through the resistors will be measured one at a time by placing the ammeter in series with the resistor.
After the ammeter has been connected, turn on the power supplies and record current.
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Transcribed Image Text:RUN 1 1. Connect the two-loop circuit as illustrated in Fig. 1, with three variable boxes and two DC supplies. Choose the following values for the resistors and the power supplies: R3 = 700 Q, R, = 1000.2, R2 = 800 2, ɛj=6 V and ɛ2=12 V. Record these values in Table 1. 2. After the circuit has been checked, close the switches 3. Measure the currents I3,I,1, through resistors and the voltage V3,V, ,V½ across each resistor of the circuit. Record these values in Data Table 1. Assuming that only one ammeter will be used, currents through the resistors will be measured one at a time by placing the ammeter in series with the resistor. After the ammeter has been connected, turn on the power supplies and record current.
€1=6 V
€2= 12 v
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between
%Error
Current from
current from
Experimental
current (mA)
Resistance Q
Theoretical
for
Voltages cross the
R1, R2, R3
from ohm's
Ohms' law
current
resistors
electric
and
(mA)
current
(Experiment)
law
Theoretical
value
RUN I
R1= 1000
1(Exp)=2.53
1(th)=
V1(Exp)=2.58 V
a(Ohm)=
R2=800
12(Exp)=2.5
I2(th)=D
V2(EXP)=D4.31 V
2(Ohm)=
R3=700
13(Exp)=5.14
Ia(th)=
V3(EXP)=1.82 V
I3(Ohm)=
S
R,
82
I2
R3
L2
Fig. 1: Schematic for Kirchhoff's Circuit. Two-loop Circuit
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Transcribed Image Text:€1=6 V €2= 12 v %Error between %Error Current from current from Experimental current (mA) Resistance Q Theoretical for Voltages cross the R1, R2, R3 from ohm's Ohms' law current resistors electric and (mA) current (Experiment) law Theoretical value RUN I R1= 1000 1(Exp)=2.53 1(th)= V1(Exp)=2.58 V a(Ohm)= R2=800 12(Exp)=2.5 I2(th)=D V2(EXP)=D4.31 V 2(Ohm)= R3=700 13(Exp)=5.14 Ia(th)= V3(EXP)=1.82 V I3(Ohm)= S R, 82 I2 R3 L2 Fig. 1: Schematic for Kirchhoff's Circuit. Two-loop Circuit
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