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Lab Experiment: Electric Current - Series and Parallel Circuits, Lab Reports of Physics

A lab experiment for students to learn about electric current, focusing on series and parallel circuits. Students will set up various circuit configurations, measure electrical parameters, and observe safety precautions. They will also learn about components such as resistors, capacitors, fuses, and measuring instruments.

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Pre 2010

Uploaded on 08/18/2009

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Download Lab Experiment: Electric Current - Series and Parallel Circuits and more Lab Reports Physics in PDF only on Docsity! 78 Laboratory #15 Electric Current Part A. Be an Electrician For a Day Concepts Parallel circuits; Series Circuits; Resistors; Capacitor; Fuse; Galvanometer; Ammeter; Voltmeter Introduction Since Thomas Edison’s introduction of the light bulb, people around the world have become completely reliant on electricity. The first household circuits were set up completely different than they are today. In this experiment, you will learn the two basic ways to set up an electric circuit and the characteristics of each. You will also learn how to measure common electrical parameters within the circuit. You will also learn how to store electricity and observe electrical safety precautions. Procedure • Connect the circuit as shown in Figure A. • Be sure you know how to use the ammeter and voltmeter (ask your instructor). • Find the current in the circuit. • Find the voltage across the resistor. • Connect the circuit as shown in Figure B, and observe the brightness of the light bulbs. 79 • Connect the circuit as shown in Figure C. • Find the current in the circuit, and the voltage across the resistor. • Connect the circuit as shown in Figure D. • Find the current through each resistor, and the voltage across each resistor. • Connect the circuit as shown in Figure E, and observe the brightness of the lights. • Connect the circuit as shown in Figure F. • Measure the current through the circuit, and into each resistor. • Measure the voltage across each resistor.
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