Showing posts with label Ohm's Law. Show all posts
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Five 10-ohm resistors in parallel

Six various resistors in series

 

I = I (R)

The experimental data was collected by Aneta, Anette, Ashlee, Jocelyn, Julia, Lanyse, and Mitchelle

In this lab, students measure current generated by a 1.5V battery in a simple circuit with various resistors.  The horizontal axis shows resistance [ohm] and the vertical one shows current [milli-amp]. The colorful dots represent measurements and the green line shows the theoretical line of an equation I = V / R, or, using the math notation, y = 1.5 / x. You can see that the measurements fit the theoretical line perfectly well (small error bars are not visible here).
GOOD JOB!

Current as a function of resistance

I = I (R)
Berlina

Edyth & Emmanuella

Lenna & Treanda
[Graphs done in Desmos]