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University of The East - Caloocan College of Engineering

The document discusses a laboratory experiment on measuring electrical quantities and Ohm's Law. It explains that Ohm's Law relates voltage, current, and resistance in a circuit. The experiment uses a DC source, voltmeter, ammeter, and potentiometer to measure current and resistance at different circuit settings. The results are recorded in tables and used to calculate power and resistance based on Ohm's Law formulas. In conclusion, the experiment helped learn how to build circuits, take measurements, and apply Ohm's Law calculations.

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The document discusses a laboratory experiment on measuring electrical quantities and Ohm's Law. It explains that Ohm's Law relates voltage, current, and resistance in a circuit. The experiment uses a DC source, voltmeter, ammeter, and potentiometer to measure current and resistance at different circuit settings. The results are recorded in tables and used to calculate power and resistance based on Ohm's Law formulas. In conclusion, the experiment helped learn how to build circuits, take measurements, and apply Ohm's Law calculations.

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UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST – CALOOCAN

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

INSTRUMENTS FOR MEASUREMENT OF ELECETRICAL


QUANTITIES AND OHM’S LAW

Laboratory Work No. 1

SUBMITTED BY: PINLAC, RUVIE ANNE T. DATE PERFORMED: 07/12/2019

STUDENT NUMBER: 20161130707 DATE SUBMITTED: 07/26/2018

SUBMITTED TO: ENGR. SINFOROSO D. CIMATU, JR.


DISCUSSION

An ohm’s law is dealing within the voltage and into the current into an perfect

electric conductor. As it was stated “the potential difference of the voltage across an

ideal conductor is relative to the current”. And when it is connected to a constant, it is

called the resistance which has a symbol R. When ohm’s law is already presented as

voltage equal to current multiply by the resistance, where volts is a potential difference

between two points that also involves the resistance. As a current that is currently

flowing along the resistance. It is also frequently recommended to use the conductance

which is conductance is equal to 1 over the resistance or current is divided by voltage

and has the unit, siemens. The ohm’s law is also used to help us solved some

uncomplicated circuit/s. And when there is a complete circuit then there is a complete

loop.

Ohmmeter is a resistance meter. Its design were not often used as for today and

it is almost replaced by the digital instruments. Its purpose is to find the measurement of

the resistance that is set into its lead. Through this resistance reading it can be showed

into a mechanical meter movement which takes control into the electric current.

Ohmmeter has the internal source of a voltage to make a required current to control the

development, and also have a suitable ranging resistors to enable the right amount of

current between the action at any set of resistance. There is an analog ohmmeter that is

used in backwards from the voltmeter or ammeter. As the needle of the multimeter

reads as the zero resistance at compete and infinite resistance at rest. It is also should

not be never connected to an energized circuit.


CONCLUSSION

I therefore concluded that in experiment we’ve learn on how to used DC source,

voltmeter and ammeter using the program at the desktop, as we also used and copy the

circuit diagrams at page1-7 and 1-8. Through this circuit diagram we were able to get

the result of the current. As we also measure the potentiometer and look if there is a

difference when we set it to 0%, 25%, 75%, and 100% and we set it on into the

percentage presented we listed the results at the Table 1.2, there is a different amount

of resistance when we set it to the position setting of the potentiometer . In connecting

circuit diagram, we need to check the given circuit diagram twice so that the

measurements that we’ll gonna need will appear correctly. And as we get the measured

amount of the current, we’ll be able to use the formula of the ohm’s Law by multiplying

the voltage into current so that the power will appear. Same as when solving the

resistance at Table 1.4, the voltage there is already constant which is equal to 10V and

as we were going to find the resistance, the ohm’s law formula for that is, resistance is

equivalent to the voltage over the current and then we’ll be able to put it down to the

Table 1.4.
REFERENCES

Department of Physics, University of Guelph. (n.d.). Ohm’s Law. Retrieved from

https://www.physics.uoguelph.ca/tutorials/ohm/Q.ohm.intro.html

EETech Media,LCC. (n.d.). Ohmmeter Design. Retrieved from

https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/direct-current/chpt-8/ohmmeter-

design/

Lumencandela.(n.d.). Voltmeters and Ammeters. Retrieved from

https://courses.lumenlearning.com/boundless-physics/chapter/voltmeters-and-

ammeters/

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