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--- eee1_lab:resistance-measurement [2026/03/08 17:02] – [Indirect resistance measurement] mexleadmin
+++ eee1_lab:resistance-measurement [2026/03/08 17:04] (current) – mexleadmin
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-Determine the nominal and measured values of the resistance for $R_{~\rm 1}$ (brown, green, orange), $R_{~\rm 2}$ (yellow, violet, red), $R_{~\rm 3}$ (red, violet, red) and the incandescent lamp $R_{~\rm L}$. Also measure the approximate resistance $R_{~\rm K}$ of your body from your right to your left hand.
+Determine the nominal and measured values of the resistance for $R_{\rm 1}$ (brown, green, orange), $R_{\rm 2}$ (yellow, violet, red), $R_{\rm 3}$ (red, violet, red) and the incandescent lamp $R_{\rm L}$. Also measure the approximate resistance $R_{\rm K}$ of your body from your right to your left hand.
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-How do you explain the deviation between $R_{~\rm L,nominal}$ and $R_{~\rm L,meas}$?
+How do you explain the deviation between $R_{\rm L,nominal}$ and $R_{\rm L,meas}$?
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-What consequences can $R_{~\rm K}$ have?
+What consequences can $R_{\rm K}$ have?
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-Now determine the series and parallel connections of resistors $R_{~\rm 1}$, $R_{~\rm 2}$ and $R_{~\rm 3}$. \\
+Now determine the series and parallel connections of resistors $R_{\rm 1}$, $R_{\rm 2}$ and $R_{\rm 3}$. \\
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+$R_{\rm serial}$ =  \\
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-$R_{~\rm parallel}$ (= $R_{~\rm a}$ || $R_{~\rm b}$) =
+$R_{\rm parallel}$ (= $R_{\rm a}$ || $R_{\rm b}$) =
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-Measure $U_{~\rm n}$ [V] and $I_{~\rm n}$ [mA]. Calculate $R_{~\rm n}$ [k$\Omega$] from these values.
+Measure $U_{\rm n}$ [V] and $I_{\rm n}$ [mA]. Calculate $R_{\rm n}$ [k$\Omega$] from these values.
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