Practical Current Voltage Relationship

Practical Voltage and Current Measurement



Prelab
Lab
   


Lab
ResistorsVoltages
NameMΩNameV
R12.2Vs4.99
R22.27V out2.28

Results

      

     
Non-Ideal Meter
Rq(MΩ)Rm(MΩ)
1.8510.03
Using this derived formula we can see that a 10.03 megaOhm resistor in parallel is the going to act as the resistance of the meter. 

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