ECT122 Wk5 ILab 1
ECT 122 Week 5 iLab #1
Parts:
Breadboard
DC Power Supply
Hand Held DMM
Test leads
Wire
100 Ω resistor, 120 Ω resistor, 220 Ω resistor, 330 Ω resistor
1. Identify each of these circuits.
2. Given the circuit below, calculate the values listed below.
IT: _64mA__ IA: __18.18mA____ IB: __45.45mA__
VR1: _3.99V___ VR2: __5.99V__
VR3: _5.45V___ VR4: __4.54V___
Ra= R1+R2= 220Ω+330Ω= 550Ω
Rb=R3+R4= 120Ω+100Ω= 220Ω
Ia= Vs/Ra= 10V/550Ω= 0.01818 x 10^-3= 18.18mA
Ib= Vs/Rb= 10V/220Ω= 0.04545 x 10^-3= 45.45mA
It= Ia+Ib= 18.18mA+45.45mA= 0.06363 x 10^-3= 63.63mA
Vr1= Ia(R1)= 18.18mA(220Ω)= 3.99V
Vr2= Ia(R2)= 18.18mA(330Ω)= 5.99V
Vr3= Ib(R3)= 45.45mA(120Ω)= 5.45V
Vr4= Ib(R4)= 45.45mA(100Ω)= 4.54V
3. Download the Multisim file “Ser_Par1” from Doc Sharing, Week 5. Run the simulation and verify that the simulated results are the same as the calculated values. Were the values the same? Yes/No. If No, why not?
IT: _0.064A___ IA: __0.018A___ IB: __0.045A___
VR1: __4V_____ VR2: ___6V___
VR3: ___5.455V____ VR4: __4.545V____
4. Construct the circuit above on the ELVIS protoboard. Connect the circuit’s input to the variable +12 V supply. Open the Instrument Launcher, start the Variable Power Supply, and set it to +10V. Use the handheld DMM to adjust the supply to +10 V. Using the handheld DMM, measure the values below. Remember that to measure current, the DMM must be in series with the resistor. Have the professor verify the circuit before applying power.
IT: __66.2mA_____ IA: ___19.03mA___ IB: __47.2mA____
VR1: __4.16V____ VR2: __6.17V_____
VR3: __5.64V_____ VR4: __4.71V____
Were the calculated, simulated, and measured values the same? If not, why? Yes they were close. They measured a little off because my resistor values weren’t exact.
Measuring the total current.
Measuring voltage on VR1.
5. Repeat step 4 using the ELVIS DMM instead of the handheld DMM. Remember to measure
Parts:
Breadboard
DC Power Supply
Hand Held DMM
Test leads
Wire
100 Ω resistor, 120 Ω resistor, 220 Ω resistor, 330 Ω resistor
1. Identify each of these circuits.
2. Given the circuit below, calculate the values listed below.
IT: _64mA__ IA: __18.18mA____ IB: __45.45mA__
VR1: _3.99V___ VR2: __5.99V__
VR3: _5.45V___ VR4: __4.54V___
Ra= R1+R2= 220Ω+330Ω= 550Ω
Rb=R3+R4= 120Ω+100Ω= 220Ω
Ia= Vs/Ra= 10V/550Ω= 0.01818 x 10^-3= 18.18mA
Ib= Vs/Rb= 10V/220Ω= 0.04545 x 10^-3= 45.45mA
It= Ia+Ib= 18.18mA+45.45mA= 0.06363 x 10^-3= 63.63mA
Vr1= Ia(R1)= 18.18mA(220Ω)= 3.99V
Vr2= Ia(R2)= 18.18mA(330Ω)= 5.99V
Vr3= Ib(R3)= 45.45mA(120Ω)= 5.45V
Vr4= Ib(R4)= 45.45mA(100Ω)= 4.54V
3. Download the Multisim file “Ser_Par1” from Doc Sharing, Week 5. Run the simulation and verify that the simulated results are the same as the calculated values. Were the values the same? Yes/No. If No, why not?
IT: _0.064A___ IA: __0.018A___ IB: __0.045A___
VR1: __4V_____ VR2: ___6V___
VR3: ___5.455V____ VR4: __4.545V____
4. Construct the circuit above on the ELVIS protoboard. Connect the circuit’s input to the variable +12 V supply. Open the Instrument Launcher, start the Variable Power Supply, and set it to +10V. Use the handheld DMM to adjust the supply to +10 V. Using the handheld DMM, measure the values below. Remember that to measure current, the DMM must be in series with the resistor. Have the professor verify the circuit before applying power.
IT: __66.2mA_____ IA: ___19.03mA___ IB: __47.2mA____
VR1: __4.16V____ VR2: __6.17V_____
VR3: __5.64V_____ VR4: __4.71V____
Were the calculated, simulated, and measured values the same? If not, why? Yes they were close. They measured a little off because my resistor values weren’t exact.
Measuring the total current.
Measuring voltage on VR1.
5. Repeat step 4 using the ELVIS DMM instead of the handheld DMM. Remember to measure