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This virtual experiment aims to help students learn and understand Ohm's Law through an interactive simulation. Students will explore the relationships between voltage, current, and resistance by building circuits with different battery and resistor combinations. The objectives are for students to learn Ohm's Law and develop critical thinking skills in analyzing how circuits work. Students will conduct a trial and error experiment to discover the mathematical formula for Ohm's Law relating voltage, current, and resistance. They will then determine the current flowing through a lightbulb by adjusting the circuit's resistance.

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Virtual Experiment Science (Work Groups) : Topic

This virtual experiment aims to help students learn and understand Ohm's Law through an interactive simulation. Students will explore the relationships between voltage, current, and resistance by building circuits with different battery and resistor combinations. The objectives are for students to learn Ohm's Law and develop critical thinking skills in analyzing how circuits work. Students will conduct a trial and error experiment to discover the mathematical formula for Ohm's Law relating voltage, current, and resistance. They will then determine the current flowing through a lightbulb by adjusting the circuit's resistance.

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INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

( PS O270 )

TOPIC:

Virtual Experiment Science (Work


Groups)

NAME:
Hairul Azmi Hj Sarbini 10D0004
Mohd Kamal Hizrian Bin Kamis 10D0015
LECTURER:
DR. LEONG YONG PAK
This experiment will help you determine the relationship between voltage (V), amperage (I) and
resistance (R). This relationship is called Ohm’s Law

Please go to this website:


http://jersey.uoregon.edu/vlab/Voltage/volt1.html

Objectives:
- Students will learn relations on the Ohms laws (Voltage, current and resistor)
- Students will develop their thinking skills on how to make the circuit works
The problem consists of two parts:

1. Find the formula which describes Ohm’s Law; that is, find the mathematical relationship
between voltage (V), amperage (I), and resistance (R).

2. Determine the amperage of the lightbulb.

Instructions:
The first part will be discovered through a trial-and-error experiment.
- choose from a variety of batteries
- add resistor/s to the circuit.
- Turn on the switch, allowing current to flow through the circuit.
- If the resistance is too low, too much current, and bulb will explode.
- If the resistance is too great, the lightbulb will not receive enough current, and will not light.
- If the resistance is just right, the lightbulb will light up. (Note: real light bulbs are not perfect
ohmic resistors as is the case here and will light partially with any amount of current).

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