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Reciprocity Theorem Object: I I R R R R R R I A I 5 V + - A - I A B Fig

This document describes an experiment to verify the Reciprocity theorem in DC circuits. The experiment involves setting up two circuits with different arrangements of a 5V power supply and measuring the currents and voltages across three resistors (R1, R2, R3). The ratios of voltage to current for each resistor are calculated and compared between the two circuits. The results are expected to be the same, demonstrating the Reciprocity theorem.

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Reciprocity Theorem Object: I I R R R R R R I A I 5 V + - A - I A B Fig

This document describes an experiment to verify the Reciprocity theorem in DC circuits. The experiment involves setting up two circuits with different arrangements of a 5V power supply and measuring the currents and voltages across three resistors (R1, R2, R3). The ratios of voltage to current for each resistor are calculated and compared between the two circuits. The results are expected to be the same, demonstrating the Reciprocity theorem.

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Reciprocity theorem

Object
Verification of Reciprocity theorem

Apparatus
1. DC circuit training system

2. Set of wires.

3. DC Power supply

4. Digital multimeter

Theory:-
In any bilateral linear network containing one or more sources the
ratio of a voltage introduced in on mesh to the current (I) in any second
mesh is the same as the ratio obtained if the position of voltage and
current are interchanged other EMF being removed .Let us consider a
general network.

I1 I3

R1 R2 R3 R1 R2 R3

+ I2 I2 +
5V 5V
- A A -
I1
a b
Fig (1)
Procedure:-
1- Using the DC circuit trainer, connect the circuit Shown in Fig. (1-a) ,
take V =5V, and R1=10kΩ, R2 = 100Ω and R3 =1kΩ.
2- Measure the voltage and current of "R1 , R2 & R3", then record it in
table below
R
10k 100 1k T=

V(volt) VT =

I(mA) IT =

3- Disconnect the DC power supply, and then measured the equivalent


resistance by using the AVO meter only.
4- Change the voltage supply position shown in fig (1-b) .

5- Measure the voltage and current of "R1 , R2 & R3", then record it in
table below
82 50 150 RT=

V(volt) vT =

I(mA) IT =

6- Disconnect the DC power supply, and then measure the equivalent


resistance by using the AVO meter only.

Discussion and Calculation:-


1. Compare between the theoretically and practical results.

2. in the network of Fig. (2), find (a) ammeter current when battery
is at A
and ammeter at B and (b) when battery is at B and ammeter at point
A. Values of various resistances
are as shown in fig(2).
Fig (2)

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