De La Salle University – Dasmarinas

College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology

ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

T-EEET210LA – Elementary Electrical Engineering Lab

EXPERIMENT NO. 2 • VOM

OHM’S LAW • DMM
• DC Power Supply

NAME Kim Benedict Aguilar IV. EXPERIMENT PROPER

SECTION MEE21
DATE 09/14/22 1. Fixed DC Source and Variable Load
PERFORMED Resistance.
DATE 09/26/22 2. Measure the resistances of the resistors
SUBMITTED given in your group.
INSTRUCTOR ENGR. JOEY DANDAN 3. Build the circuit as shown below. Leave
the power supply off until your instructor
I. OBJECTIVES has checked all the connections.
1. To determine the relationship of 4. Measure the voltage and current for each
resistance, voltage, and current in a available resistor.
particular circuit. 5. Solve the resistance using Ohm's Law (R
2. To determine the resistance of several = V/I). Divide the measured voltage by the
resistors by applying Ohm’s Law. measured current.
3. To compute the values of the resistace 6. Compare the computed values of the
with the measured values, and finally to resistance to the measured values and
calsulate the percent difference. calculate the percent difference.
7. Fill up the table below:
II. INTRODUCTION
This following experiment discusses about how to
meausre the resistance using the formula using
Ohm's Law (R = V/I), voltage and current, build the
circuit. And according to Dr. Michael S. Morse, a
professor of electrical engineering at the University
of San Diego, explains that while 10,000 volts can
be life threatening in certain circumstances, it's
possible for something to have 10,000 volts
behind it and be relatively harmless. And
According to Ohm's law, if all other physical
properties and temperatures remain constant, the
voltage across a conductor is precisely
proportional to the current flowing through it.

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III. EQUIPMENTS NEEDED

Materials needed:
• Breadboard
• Resistors
• Connecting Wires
• Power Supply Connectors
Instrument Needed:

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V. CONCLUSION

1. There is a relationship between the

resistance, voltage, and current in a
particular circuit.

2. If voltage increase, current increases, and

if voltage decreases, current decreases.
However, if resistance increases, current
decreases, and if resistance decreases,
current increases.

3. The experiment itself was successful in

identifying all stated objectives, gathering
key data, and measuring their values.
However, because of the condition and
quality of the equipments, we had some
difficulty determining some results.

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