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This document outlines the procedure to determine the time constant and capacitance of capacitors in an RC circuit. The procedure involves:
1) Charging a capacitor C1 through a resistor R until it reaches a current of 1mA, then discharging it and recording the current over time.
2) Adding a second capacitor C2 and repeating the charging and discharging process.
3) Plotting the natural logarithm of the current ratios against time for each capacitor to determine their time constants from the slopes of the graphs.
This document outlines the procedure to determine the time constant and capacitance of capacitors in an RC circuit. The procedure involves:
1) Charging a capacitor C1 through a resistor R until it reaches a current of 1mA, then discharging it and recording the current over time.
2) Adding a second capacitor C2 and repeating the charging and discharging process.
3) Plotting the natural logarithm of the current ratios against time for each capacitor to determine their time constants from the slopes of the graphs.
This document outlines the procedure to determine the time constant and capacitance of capacitors in an RC circuit. The procedure involves:
1) Charging a capacitor C1 through a resistor R until it reaches a current of 1mA, then discharging it and recording the current over time.
2) Adding a second capacitor C2 and repeating the charging and discharging process.
3) Plotting the natural logarithm of the current ratios against time for each capacitor to determine their time constants from the slopes of the graphs.
To determine the time constant and capacitance of capacitors in R-C circuit.
APPARATUS 1. A 6 V d.c. power supply 2. An on-off switch 3. A d.c. milliammeter 4. A stopwatch 5. Resistor-pack 6. Two connecting wires with a crocodile clip at one end 7. Eight 50cm connecting wires 8. A 10cm connecting wire 9. A capacitor labeled C1 10. A capacitor labeled C2 PROCEDURE Caution :The capacitor was fully discharged, before we started the experiment. This was done by short-circuiting the terminals. 1. The circuit with switch S is connected up as shown in figure below. The connecting wire with crocodile clips was connected to points X and Y and are meant for connection to the resistor-pack for selections of R, where R is the effective resistance across X and Y.
2. Started with R=60k, switch S is closed, and R was decreases in
stages by proper selection of combination of resistors from the resistorpack until the reading of current I in the milliammeter is 1.0 mA or about 1.0 Ma. The value of I and the corresponding resistance R was recorded. 3. Switch S is opened and the terminals of the capacitor is short circuited with a short connecting wire to fully discharged it. 4. Switch S is closed again to charge the capacitor until the reading of the milliammeter shows I. 5. Switch S was then opened again and the stopwatch is started simultaneously, and the reading of milliammeter is observed. The stopwatch is stopped when the current reaches a certain value of I. The time, t and the corresponding value of I of the milliammeter is recorded. 6. Steps (4) and (5) is repeated to abtain a new set of I and t. All the readings is recorded and tabulated I, t,
I I
I , and ln( I ).
7. Then, a capacitor C2 is added to the circuit as in figure below. The
value of R, the total resistance across X and Y, is to be fixed at R.
8. Steps (3), (4), (5), and (6) is repeated to obtained milliammeter
reading I for the corresponding time t. All the readings is recorded and tabulated I, t,
I I'
I , and ln( I ' ).
I I 9. A graph of ln( I ) against t and a graph of ln( I ' ) against t is plotted using the same axes.