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Name of the experiment:
Study of Mutual Impedance in Conductively Coupled Circuits
Objectives:
{o calculate the mutual impedance of conductive coupled circuit using theoretical relationship.
pedance of conductive coupled circuit using experimental way.
tof coupling in conductive coupled circuits.
To measure the mutual i
To compute the coeflici
Taw.
In the circuit shown in Fig. 1, the impedance Z), or Z3y common to loop | and loop 2 is called mutual
pure resistance, a pure inductance, a pure capacitance or a combination
impedance. It may consists 0
Vz =— Por 2
Fig. 1
‘The network in the box may be of any configuration of circuit elements with two ports having two pairs
of terminals 1-1 and 2-2 available for measurement. The mutual impedance between port 1 and 2 can
be measured at 1-1 or 2-2. It can be defined as the voltage developed (V2) at 2-2 per unit current (/1) at
port I-1 . If the box contains linear bilateral elements, then the mutual impedance measured at 2-2 is
same as the impedance measured at 1-1 and is defined as the voltage developed (V/) at 1-1 per unit
current at port 2-2.
That means, Z). 2, the mutual impedance can be defined
Zz1. Now for rset of network shown in Fi;
RR,
RR +R,
tt Re
1,
Chreult v ee Clreutt 2
e
1, I
: Fig. 2
Where Vis the voltage developed across Rs (terminals 22') and Vz is the voltage drop across R,. The
same result would have been obtained had the 1 set of resistors (Ry — Rs — R.) been transformed to an
Y set of resistors.
equivater Necessary Equipment:
In this experiment, you will need following elements and instruments according to the circuit
diagram
© Step down transformer 24-0-24 1
o AC Ammeter *1
9 AC voltmeter *1
© Rheostat : 600.02 4
© Connecting wire
uit Diagram:
Fig. 3: Circuit diagram of a conductive coupled circuit.
Procedure
© Allnecessary components like Rheostats R, Voltmeter V and Ammeter A are connected
with the ac source (24-0-24 transformer) according to the circuit diagram shown in Fig.
3.
© Readings of the voltmeter and ammeter are recorded in data Table |.
© Also measure the resistance of the Rheostats using ohm meter and put these value in
table I.
©. According to the data, V2/tr ratio is calculated to get the mutual impedance of the given
circuits and compare this experimental value with the theoretical value.
Data Table
c 7
Voltage | Ammeter | Mutual | Value of | Valueof | Value Mutual | Emory |
across_| reading, | Impedance | rheostat | cheostat linpedance
the h ee iy | of rheostat
R
rheostat t
2 2
Ruy | (mad i - (2)
(Vv)
|jo Results
© Form the data table, represent the measured data and theoretical data obtained durin
the experiment and compared them.
© Show the calculations used to derive mutual impedance from the collected data.
e Interpret the results of the experiment and explain the observations.
e Compare your findings with theoretical expectations.
© Discuss the significance of your results and what they imply about the behavior of
© Consider the limitations of the experiment and suggest improvements for future studies.
Conclusion:
Summarize the key findings of the experiment.
¢ the significance of the results and how they relate to the initial objective.
eo Restat
ze the main takeaway from the study.
