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Given are:
ammeter: class 1, measuring range 5 A
measured current: 4,0 A
voltmeter: class 0,5, measuring range 100 V
measured voltage 45 V
In general, on the basis of the law of error propagation, the maximum absolute deviation for a
quantity y = f (xi , i = 1 n) is calculated by
n
∂f
∆y abs, max = ∑ ∂x
i =1 i
⋅ ∆xi .
For the probable absolute deviation, the following results then apply
n 2
∂f
∆y abs, prob = ∑ i =1
∂
ix
⋅ ∆xi
.
If the corresponding relative deviations are to be determined, the corresponding absolute devia-
tions must be divided by the value of the variable, i.e.
n
∆y abs, max ∂f ∆xi
∆yrel, max =
y
= ∑ ∂x
i =1 i
⋅
y
and
n 2
∆y abs, prob ∂f ∆xi
∆yrel, prob =
y
= ∑
i =1
⋅
∂xi y
.
1
Resistance from current and voltage
U 45 V
R = = = 11,25 Ω (3)
I 4,0 A
∆R abs, max ∂R 1 ∂R 1 1 I U I ∆U ∆I
∆R rel, max = = ∆U ⋅ + ∆I ⋅ = ∆U + − 2 ∆I = + −
R ∂U R ∂I R IU I U U I
(4)
∆R abs, max
∆R rel, max = = ∆Urel + ∆Irel = 0,0111 + 0,0125 = 0,0236
R
2 2 2 2
∆R abs, prob ∂R 1 ∂R 1 1 I U I
∆R rel, prob = = ∆U + ∆I = ∆U + − 2 ∆I
R ∂U R ∂I R I U I U
(5)
2 2
∆U ∆I
∆R rel, prob = + − = (∆Urel )2 + (∆Irel )2 = 0,01112 + 0,01252 = 0,0167
U I