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1. OBJECTIVES To validate the applicability of Thevenin's Theorem APPARATUS NEEDED 1. 9V dc power supply 2. 6V dc power supply 3. 6 fixed resistors 4. 2 x 1K variable resistors 5. Multimeter 6. Leads 2. CIRCUIT LAYOUT V1 9V R1 150 R3 220 R5 180 R2 290 R4 100 RL 680

          1. OBJECTIVES
To validate the applicability of Thevenin's Theorem
APPARATUS NEEDED
1. 9V dc power supply
2. 6V dc power supply
3. 6 fixed resistors
4. 2 x 1K variable resistors
5. Multimeter
6. Leads
2. CIRCUIT LAYOUT
V1
9V
R1
150
R3
220
R5
180
R2
290
R4
100
RL
680

1. OBJECTIVES
To validate the applicability of Thevenin's Theorem
APPARATUS NEEDED
1. 9V dc power supply
2. 6V dc power supply
3. 6 fixed resistors
4. 2 x 1K variable resistors
5. Multimeter
6. Leads
2. CIRCUIT LAYOUT
V1
9V
R1
150
R3
220
R5
180
R2
290
R4
100
RL
680

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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10/18/2023

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To calculate the voltage across each resistor, we can use Ohm's Law (V = IR) where V is the voltage, I is the current, and R is the resistance. For R1 (150 ohms): V1 = I1 * R1 V1 = I1 * 150 For R2 (290 ohms): V2 = I2 * R2 V2 = I2 * 290 For R3 (220 ohms): V3 = Show more…

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OBJECTIVES To validate the applicability of Thevenin Theorem APPARATUS NEEDED 1. 9V DC power supply 2. 6V DC power supply 3. 6 fixed resistors 4. 2 x 1K variable resistors 5. Multimeter 6. Leads 1. Calculate the voltage across each resistor and current flowing in each resistor. 2. Calculate using Thevenin's Theorem. 3. Determine the power in 680 ohms resistor. CIRCUIT LAYOUT R1 150 ohms R3 220 ohms R5 180 ohms V1 9V R2 290 ohms R4 100 ohms RL 680 ohms