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Physics 301 Lab: Circuit Analysis & Capacitor Charging Curves - Prof. Phillip C. Womble, Lab Reports of Physics

A laboratory worksheet for physics 301, focusing on circuit analysis and the analysis of capacitor charging curves. Students are required to calculate currents and voltages in various components, interpret graphs of capacitor charging curves, and determine time constants. The document also includes instructions for using spice simulations.

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Uploaded on 08/16/2009

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Download Physics 301 Lab: Circuit Analysis & Capacitor Charging Curves - Prof. Phillip C. Womble and more Lab Reports Physics in PDF only on Docsity! Physic 301 Laboratory Worksheet Lab 1 Circuit 1: 1. Use the space below to calculate the currents in all ammeters and the voltages in all voltmeters in Circuit 1. Show all work. (20 pts). 2. Fill out the table below. (20 pts) Component U1 (A) U2 (A) U3 (V) U4 (A) U5 (V) Your Calculation SPICE Results Circuit Measurements Circuit 2: 1. Attached the graphs of XSC1 and XSC2 to the end of this work sheet. Describe in the space below, qualitatively what each graph indicates. Do these graphs meet your expectations based on what you learned in Physics 260? Why or why not? (5 pts) 2. From these graphs, estimate the time that waveform for each gets to 68% of its final value. (10 pts) a. XSC1 takes ________________ seconds to reach 68% of its final value. b. XSC2 takes _________________ seconds to reach 68% of its final value. 3. Calculate the RC time constant. Fill out the table below: (10 pts) Scope Simulation Seconds to reach 68% RC time constant for Circui 2 Percent Difference XSC1 XSC2 4. Should there be any difference between the RC time constant and the risetime/falltime values measured for XSC1 and XSC2? (5 pts)
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