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Electricity Lab (Virtual) Part 1. To investigate Ohm's Law V= I R V-battery Voltage in Volts, R-electrical Resistance in Ohms, I-electrical current in amps V=IR and R. divide both sides of this equation by R to get a new equation for I in terms of V Write New Equation here: I=V/R Click on the button at right to open ohm's law simulator. 1. What happens to I when V increases? ____it increases___________ What happens to I when V decreases?___it decreases____________ What happens to I as V doubles?_____I doubles__________ What happens to I as V halves?_____I halves___________ What happens to I as V triples?_____I triples___________ What happens to I as V drops to one-third?_____decreases 1/3___________ 2. What happens to I when R increases? ___decreases____________ What happens to I when R decreases?_____increases__________ What happens to I as R doubles?_______halves_________ What happens to I as R halves?______doubles__________ What happens to I as R triples?_____drops to one-third___________ What happens to I as R drops to one-third?_____triples___________ 3. For a battery voltage of 6.0 V what current will you get with a 100 Ohm resistor? (mA means milliamp……..1000 mA = 1 A) I= ____60 mA or 0.06Amps______________ 4. For a battery voltage of 6.0 V what resistor is needed to limit the current to 10 mA (0.010 A) ? R= ___600 ohms_____________ 5. What battery voltage is needed to cause 30 mA (0.030A) to flow through a 100 Ohm resitor? V=______3_V_________________ Part 2. To investigate Electrical Resistance R of a wire. R: Resistance in Ohms : resistivity of the wire's material in Ohms-cm (Glass is large copper is small) L: wire length A: cross sectional area of the wire. Click on the button at right to open Resistance simulator. In your own words explain how the resistance of a wire changes with , L, and A. Increase in L equals increase in R. Increase in equals increase in R. Increase in A is decrease in R. Two Tungsten light bulb filaments of identical lengths are connected to a household circuit of 120 V. Filament A is thicker than Filament B. Which filament has the largest electrical resistance? A or B circle your answer When connect to 120 V, which filament has the largest electrical current? A or B Which filament will glow brightest in your home? A or B If one is rated 40 Watts and the other 100 Watts, which one is the 40 Watt bulb? A or B Part 3. Building simple circuits. Series Check the non-contact ammeter check box and move it over different wires in the circuit. How does the current in the wires compare to the current into (or out of) the battery? ____________________________________________________________________________ Battery Voltage 1 Bulb 50 V Relative Current into the Battery Bulb Brightness 5.0 Amps bright 2 Bulbs in series 50 V 2.5 Amps Not so bright 3 Bulbs in series 50 V 1.67 Amps Dim Does the overall current increase or decrease as more light bulbs are added in series? Decreases Does the overall effective circuit resistance increase or decrease as more light bulbs are added in series? Increase Check the non-contact ammeter check box and move it over different wires in the circuit. How does the current in the wires compare to the current into (or out of) the battery? The current is the same everywhere. __________________________________________________________________________ Move the voltmeter leads to measure the voltage across each light bulb (see example at right). What is the relationship between the voltages of each bulb and the total battery voltage? _1-bulb has the same voltage as battery voltage, 2-identical bulbs each bulb has a voltage equal to half the battery voltage, 3 -identical bulbs each bulb has a voltage equal to 1/3rd the battery voltage________ Parallel Circuits. The first row in this table should be the same as the first row in the table for series circuits. Battery Voltage Relative Current into the Battery Bulb Brightness 50 V 5.00 amps Very bright 2 Bulbs in parallel 50 V 10.0amps Very bright 3 Bulbs in parallel 50 V 15.0 amps Very bright Fire 1 Bulb Does the overall current increase or decrease as more light bulbs are added in parallel? increase Does the overall effective circuit resistance increase or decrease as more light bulbs are added in parallel? decrease Check the non-contact ammeter check box and move it over different wires in the circuit. How does the current in the wires compare to the total current into (or out of) the battery for parallel circuits? _15 Amp leaves battery and 5 Amp go through each individual resistor. ____________________________ Move the voltmeter leads to measure the voltage across each light bulb. What is the relationship between the voltages of each bulb and the total battery voltage for parallel circuits? _Each has 50V . That is each has the full battery voltage driving current through it. Answers for questions below 1. C 2. C 3. A 4. C 5. A 6.A 7. E __ __ __ __ __ __ __