Obtained results [Poult F1 [Modification M1 | [Upr [ Oy m2 | 1p i i fpr | Levi [evi tvt |omar| omar | may | Pal "Measured value [Calculated value [ ee os | [Fault F1 [ [Modification MIT] EXPERIMENTATION a 1) & insert the Module E02 in the console and set the main switch to ON: ee 2) set the circuit as in Fig.1.2.a with the multimeter set out as an ohmmeter. 3) = measure the resistance R, and write down the value in Table 1.2; 4) & calculate the value of the resistance R, and write down the value in Table 1.2: rijmgeeeret Eee dite down lira, 1.3 tho Valles resd’on fhe volzng: een aay eee a the current and write down the value n Tab.1.2; 8) » disconnect point 2 from point 4; 9) ¥ write down in Tab.1.3 the values read on the voltmeter and on the milliammeter; 10) connect point 2 to point 4 and disconnect point 2 from point 3; 11) & write down in Tab. 1.3 the values read on the voltmeter and on the milliammeter; 12) &caloulate the value of the current in the single resistors and write down the results in Tab.1.3; 13) 3 compare the calculated value with the measured ones; 14) & verify that the sum of the currents that go in the node 2 is equal to the sum of the currents that go out (Kirchhoff’s Current Law); 15)» repeat the procedure from step 2 to step 14 and complete the Tab. 1.2 and 1.3, after inserting the modification switch M1; ; 16) s} repeat the procedure from step 2 to step 14 and complete the Tab.1.2 and 1.3, after inserting the Fault F1 by the switch or pressing the Fault button; 17) } comment on the results; 18) = remove all the connections.diagrams ‘Components list 2 Ai wit R1=1.8kQ- 1/4w R2=2.2kQ - 1/4w & Ee Be it Calculation data Equivalentresistance , | 1, RIR2 2 ee re, Ri R2 * 1%'Kirchhoff principle >) I= 0 Topographical diagrams ahnkas Fig.1.2a