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Name ________________________________ Date _________________ Ohm Ohm on the Range. Purpose: To investigate the relationship among current, voltage and resistance. Link: http://phet.colorado.edu/sims/ohms-law/ohms-law_en.html Procedure: Part A: Voltage is set at 4.5 and Resistance is set at 500 Ω Note the equation. __________________________________________________________________________ How does the size of the current (I) compare to the size of the Voltage and Resistance? ______________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Part B: Data Collection: Constant Resistance, Changing Voltage In the first experiment, you will change the voltage to see the effect it has on the current. The resistance will stay the same (500 Ω). Move the Voltage values to those listed in the Data Table I and record the current for each setting. Current is recorded in milliamps (mA). What happened to the size of the current (I) in the equation as the voltage increased? ___________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Data Table 1: Data Table 2: Constant Resistance (500Ω), Changing Voltage Constant Voltage (12 v), Changing Resistance Voltage (v) Current (mA) Resistance(Ω) 1.0 99 3.0 300 6.0 500 7.5 800 9.0 1000 Current (mA) Part C: Data Collection: Constant Voltage, Changing Resistance In the second experiment, you will change the resistance to see the effect it has on the current. The Voltage will stay the same (3.0 V). Move the Resistance values to those listed in Data Table 2 and record the current for each setting. Current is recorded in milliamps (mA). What happened to the size of the current (I) in the equations as the resistance increased? _____________________________ 1 Analysis and Questions: 1. Make a graph of current vs. changing voltage. Remember to use the rules for completing your graph. 2. What effect does increasing the voltage have on the amount of current through a circuit? _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. Is this a direct or inverse relationship? _________________________________________________________________ 4. If the voltage is tripled, the amount of current will be _____________________________________________________. 2 5. Make a graph of c current vs. changing resistance 6. What effect does increasing the resistance have on the amount of current through a circuit? __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ 7. Is this a direct or inverse relationship? __________________________________________________________ 8. If the resistance is tripled, the amount of current will be ____________________________________________. 9. What happened to the current when the Resistance was as low as possible (10 Ω)? __________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 10. Explain how this lab supports Ohm’s Law. __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ 3