Discussion

Using the color bands on the resistors, table 1 shows that the estimated and measured resistivity values.
The measured readings on all three resistors were slightly lower than the calculated value, but the
tolerances were reasonable. For instance, the accessed worth of the primary resistor was 3.9kw±5% and
the deliberate worth was 3.8kw ± 0.10%, the two of which were well inside the room for give and take.
It is obvious from the diagram of generated voltage versus percent error that the two are contrarily
corresponding. At the point when a lower voltage was provided, the percentage error was higher, and it
dropped as the voltage was expended. The reason is that the higher the obstruction of the voltmeter,
the better the estimation, and hence the lower the inaccuracy.

Conclusion

Upon the completion of this experiment it can be said that the estimating of the voltage and flow in a DC
electrical circuit was completed. Ohm’s regulation was utilized to confirm the worth of protections.
Additionally ohm’s law expresses that voltage is straightforwardly corresponding to current and resistor
[V = IR]. Through the utilization of oscilloscope the charts of sine, square and triangular wave was drawn.