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    The document summarizes an electrical engineering lab experiment to verify Ohm's law. The students measured current using an ammeter at voltages from 1V to 20V in 1V increments on a circuit with 22kΩ resistance. The experimental current values were within 1% of theoretical values calculated using Ohm's law. A graph showed the experimental and theoretical voltage-current relationships were directly proportional, validating Ohm's law. The students learned how to use an ammeter and multimeter, and about open/short circuits.

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    The document summarizes an electrical engineering lab experiment to verify Ohm's law. The students measured current using an ammeter at voltages from 1V to 20V in 1V increments on a circuit with 22kΩ resistance. The experimental current values were within 1% of theoretical values calculated using Ohm's law. A graph showed the experimental and theoretical voltage-current relationships were directly proportional, validating Ohm's law. The students learned how to use an ammeter and multimeter, and about open/short circuits.

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    Electrical Engineering Lab 3rd SEMESTER

    Lab Instructor: Engr. Ali Hassan


    Session: ME-14 Section: C Workstation No: 4
    Group Details
    Names Registration No. Lab Performance Listen
    Lab Report Total
    (4) Learnt/
    (4) (10)
    Viva (2)
    Bilal Kamran 403281
    Hammas Naveed 407747
    M. Hannan 418402
    Arslan Rafique 426229

    School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering


    Title: Verification of Ohm’s law and understanding the use of Ammeter.
    Objective:
    • To learn about the use of Ammeter.
    • To verify Ohm’s law with the use of Ammeter.
    • To learn about open and short circuit.
    • To learn about shunt resistance (low resistance).

    Components required/used:
    • Wires.
    • Resistors.

    Equipment required/used:
    • Breadboard.
    • DC power supply.
    • Ammeter.
    • Digital multimeter.

    Procedure:
    1. First of all we took breadboard and made circuit on it.
    2. We connected the circuit with voltage source and digital multimeter.
    3. Firstly,we set voltage to 1V and measure the current by setting multimeter to DC
    ammeter.
    4. Then we repeat the process by changing voltage by 1V until we reach 20V.
    5. That provided experimental values of current.
    6. Then with the help of Ohm’s law we calculate the theoretical values of current.
    7. Then we measure the percentage errors in current values.

    Simulations:
    Arslan Rafique 426229

    M Hannan 418402
    Bilal Kamran 403281

    Hammas Naveed 407747


    Hardware:
    Resistance = 22kΩ
    Circuit:
    Calculations:
    Resistance = 22kΩ
    No. Voltages(V) Exp current(mA) Theo Current (mA) % Error
    1 1 0.042 0.045 6.67
    2 2 0.0857 0.09 4.47
    3 3 0.134 0.136 1.47
    4 4 0.178 0.182 2.19
    5 5 0.226 0.227 0.44
    6 6 0.269 0.272 1.1
    7 7 0.315 0.318 0.94
    8 8 0.363 0.364 0.27
    9 9 0.406 0.409 0.73
    10 10 0.452 0.456 0.88
    11 11 0.497 0.5 0.6
    12 12 0.546 0.545 0.18
    13 13 0.592 0.591 0.17
    14 14 0.64 0.636 0.63
    15 15 0.68 0.682 0.29
    16 16 0.73 0.73 0
    17 17 0.776 0.772 0.52
    18 18 0.823 0.818 0.61
    19 19 0.867 0.863 0.46
    20 20 0.916 0.909 0.77

    Graph:

    V vs I Graph for experimental results


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    0 5 10 15 20 25

    Where voltage (V) is on the x-axis and current (mA) is on the y-axis.
    V vs I Graph for theoretical results
    1

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    Where voltage (V) is on the x-axis and current (mA) is on the y-axis.

    Results and calculations:


    We proved the Ohm’s law (𝑉 = 𝐼𝑅) both theoretically and experimentally. The above
    graphs proved that Voltage is directly proportional to current in a closed circuit. The
    experimental results were a little not up to the board, but that is to be expected considering
    the environment in which we were working. Some of the apparatus was at fault for
    example, we had to replace our connecting wires one time, so the experimental values gave
    a little deviation from the theoretical ones. In short, one should always check the apparatus
    before working with it.

    Lessons learnt:
    01) We learnt about how to verify Ohm’s law. (Hammas Naveed)
    02) We learned how to use a digital multimeter as a DC ammeter. (Arslan Rafique)
    03) We learnt how an Ammeter is made with the help of a galvanometer and shunt
    resistance. (Bilal Kamran)
    04) We learnt about the open and short circuits in this lab. (Bilal Kamran)

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