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To assemble the components of a given electrical circuit (say Ohm's law circuit used
to measure resistance)
| Apparatus AND MATERIAL REQUIRED
A resistor, an ammeter (0-1.5 A), a voltmeter (0-5 V),
a battery/battery eliminator, one-way key,
theostat, connecting wires and a piece of sand paper.
L HEORY
For assembling the components of any circuit, it is advisable to connect the components in the
following order.
1. Source of power (battery/battery eliminator).
2. Plug key (near the battery).
3. Resistors, bulbs, inductors or any other load (to be connected end to end).
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4. Measuring instruments ammeter, voltmeter, metre bridge, potentiometer, ete. Ammeter i,
ries and voltmeter in parallel with the load with positive ends of boy,
ive terminal of the battery.
connected in s
towards the posi
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Rheostat
IT DIAGRAM
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y Fig, 9 Assembling the components
-@- for measurement of resistance by Ohms lay,
EDURE
1. Draw the circuit diagram required for the given activity and arrange the components
accordingly on the work table as shown in Fig. 9.
Clean the ends of the connecting wires with a piece of sand paper.
Connect the battery, ammeter A, resistance R, rheostat Rh and plug key K all in series and
voltmeter V in parallel with resistor R. See that the positive ends of ammeter and voltmeter
are connected towards the positive terminal of the battery.
Insert the plug in the key K.Sce that the ammeter and voltmeter show deflections on the
right hand (positive) side. Adjust the rheostat so that the deflections are within scale.
The deflections in ammeter and voltmeter verify the continuity of the assembled circuit.
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5.
l CONCLUSION
The components of the given electrical circuit have been correctly assembled.
i PRECAUTIONS.
1. What do you meant emf a of cell ?
1. Before making the connections, clean the ends of the connecting wires with a piece of sand paper
2. Make neat and tight connections.
3. The ammeter should be connected in series and voltmeter in parallel with the resistor.
4. The positive ends of both ammeter and voltmeter should be
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terminal of the battery. connected’ to the pos)
An ammeter is connected in series in a circuit 0 that
‘The emf of a cell is equal to the potential difference
between its terminals when no current is being
drawn from the cell
2 Does the current drawn from the cll
‘constant ? If not, why ? “a
The current drawn from the cell decreases with the
passe of ine, After prolonged ust tne deca
the ett ofall very sl but the ine
eal noitance sue ne
3. Why is an amaneter
the circuit ? always connected in series with
whole of the current, which it is required to measut®
Passes through it, Moreover, an ammeter has 2"
resistance, 50 its insertion in the series circuit do
not practically change the main current
Why is a voltmeter connected in parallel 1 Mt
component across which voltage is to be meastrel”
Voltmeter is a high resistance galvanometer when
te suruecied in parallel with a component. tt wae
ie small current and most of the current
vough that component, Hence potential litter
acr055 thal component dows not change appm™