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    Verification of Thevenin's Theorem: Case 1 Case 2 (A) Case 2 (B)

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    This document describes verifying Thevenin's theorem through simulation. It involves calculating the Thevenin voltage and resistance of a circuit and using those values to determine the load current for different load resistances. The procedure has three cases: 1) measures load current with switches in one position, 2) calculates Thevenin voltage and resistance with switches in another position, and 3) uses the Thevenin voltage and resistance to determine the expected load current and compares it to the measured value from case 1. The observation table shows the calculated and measured values match across different trials.

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    Verification of Thevenin's Theorem: Case 1 Case 2 (A) Case 2 (B)

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    This document describes verifying Thevenin's theorem through simulation. It involves calculating the Thevenin voltage and resistance of a circuit and using those values to determine the load current for different load resistances. The procedure has three cases: 1) measures load current with switches in one position, 2) calculates Thevenin voltage and resistance with switches in another position, and 3) uses the Thevenin voltage and resistance to determine the expected load current and compares it to the measured value from case 1. The observation table shows the calculated and measured values match across different trials.

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    This document describes verifying Thevenin's theorem through simulation. It involves calculating the Thevenin voltage and resistance of a circuit and using those values to determine the load current for different load resistances. The procedure has three cases: 1) measures load current with switches in one position, 2) calculates Thevenin voltage and resistance with switches in another position, and 3) uses the Thevenin voltage and resistance to determine the expected load current and compares it to the measured value from case 1. The observation table shows the calculated and measured values match across different trials.

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    Verification of Thevenin's Theorem: Case 1 Case 2 (A) Case 2 (B)

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    This document describes verifying Thevenin's theorem through simulation. It involves calculating the Thevenin voltage and resistance of a circuit and using those values to determine the load current for different load resistances. The procedure has three cases: 1) measures load current with switches in one position, 2) calculates Thevenin voltage and resistance with switches in another position, and 3) uses the Thevenin voltage and resistance to determine the expected load current and compares it to the measured value from case 1. The observation table shows the calculated and measured values match across different trials.

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    01/10/2021, 15:49 Verification of Thevenin's Theorem

    Verification of Thevenin's Theorem


    Procedure: 1 2
    0
    A 3
    Keep all the resistances (R1, R2, R3, RL) close to their 0
    respective maximum values.
    Choose any arbitrary values of 2 10
    V1 and V2.

    Experiment Part Select: Short 100


    Power
    0
    50
    v 150
    200
    Case 1:

    5 200 4
    Select switch of S1 to Power and S2 to load. Simulate the 15 0
    program.
    Observe the result from Table 1.

    Case-2:

    a)Thevenin Voltage analysis:

    Apply switch S1 to power and S2 to intermediate. Simulate


    the program.Read Thevenin voltage (Vth) from Case 2 tab.

    b)Thevenin Resistance analysis:


    Case 1 Case 2(a) Case 2(b) Case 3
    Apply switch S1 to short and S2 to power. Simulate the
    program. Read Thevenin resistance
    (Rth) from Case 2 tab.

    Click on simulate to get
    Case-3: Using Vth and Rth determine Load Current:
    the Load Current(IL) from 0
    Specify the load resistance in case of the result table as the 0
    same load resistance entered in the main circuit. Simulate the the Thevenin equivalent
    0
    Simulate
    program.
    Read Load current (IL) from Case 3 tab.
    Compare
    parameter of the above circuit.

    the load currents (IL) obtained from above two cases.



    Load Current(IL)  : 0
    MC-Moving Coil. Fill data to the table
    DPDT- Double pole
    Double throw.

    N.B.:- All the resistances are in ohms.


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    Observation Table:

    Serial no. of Load Current(IL) Load Resistance Thevenin Voltage(Vth) 2nd Voltage source(v) for Ammeter Reading(I) from Thevenin Load current
    Load Voltage(VL)
    Observation from case 1 (RL)=VL/IL from case 2(a) case 2(b) case 2(b) Resistance Rth=V/I (IL)=Vth/(Rth+RL)

    1st 0.30979 1.23916 4 4.9505 2 0.16694 11.980 0.30979

    2nd 0.30979 1.23916 4 4.9505 4 0.33388 11.980 0.30979

    3rd 0.30979 1.23916 4 4.9505 8 0.66777 11.980 0.30979

    4th 0.30979 1.23916 4 4.9505 10 0.83471 11.980 0.30979

    5th 0.30979 1.23916 4 4.9505 15 1.2521 11.980 0.30979

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