Electrical Principles Part B: Superposition Principle Objective: - To build and make measurements on circuits with more than one voltage source. - To find out whether the superposition principle correctly predicts currents and voltages in such circuits. - To find out whether Kirchhoff's laws apply to such circuits. Exercise 1 1. Use the superposition principle to calculate the values in the circuit below. Enter these values in table B. Then build the circuit and measure the quantities. Record your measured. values, along with percentage errors. Table B V1 V2 V3 11 12 13 560 ohms R1 Calculated R2 Circult 58/00 700 13.9 0+0089A19° 1.2k ohms 2.2k ohms R3 43 Measured 84208 A3.28 3.15 0-0027A139 142 7V 2 % error 1,1. 3-9 3,0 3-9 3982208 +179 0·1 £345013 -0.03 1. Based on your data for Circuit 1, is Kirchhoff's Voltage Law satisfied in circuits having more than one voltage source? Explain how this law either is or is not satisfied in your circuit. As part of your answer, show your calculations, and discuss the percentage error between your calculated and measured values.

Electrical Principles Part B: Superposition Principle Objective: - To build and make measurements on circuits with more than one voltage source. - To find out whether the superposition principle correctly predicts currents and voltages in such circuits. - To find out whether Kirchhoff's laws apply to such circuits. Exercise 1 1. Use the superposition principle to calculate the values in the circuit below. Enter these values in table B. Then build the circuit and measure the quantities. Record your measured. values, along with percentage errors. Table B V1 V2 V3 11 12 13 560 ohms R1 Calculated R2 Circult 58/00 700 13.9 0+0089A19° 1.2k ohms 2.2k ohms R3 43 Measured 84208 A3.28 3.15 0-0027A139 142 7V 2 % error 1,1. 3-9 3,0 3-9 3982208 +179 0·1 £345013 -0.03 1. Based on your data for Circuit 1, is Kirchhoff's Voltage Law satisfied in circuits having more than one voltage source? Explain how this law either is or is not satisfied in your circuit. As part of your answer, show your calculations, and discuss the percentage error between your calculated and measured values.

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter7: Parallel Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3PP: Using the rules for parallel circuits and Ohmslaw, solve for the missing values....

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