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ECEN-214 - Lab Report
Lab Number:
2
Lab Title:
Non-Ideal Sources
Section Number:
506
Student Names:
Sterling Light, Rushi Penki
TA Name:
Nicholas Jeon
Date measurements performed:
9 February 2024
Date report due:
22 February 2024
Procedure:
The group first connected an AA battery to two different nodes on the provided breadboard. Following this, a parallel resistor combination with an equivalent resistance of close to 50 Ohms was added across the terminals of the battery. Both the actual resistance of this combination and the voltage across it were measured and recorded. This process was repeated an
additional six times, using resistors and resistor combinations with resistances equivalent to 100Ω, 200Ω, 1000Ω, 1100Ω, 1500Ω, and 2000Ω.
After this, the AA battery was swapped out for another AA battery, and the entire process
depicted in the first paragraph was repeated. The original AA battery was then added back into the circuit along with the second one, forming a new equivalent source with a voltage value of approximately 3V. The entire process depicted in the first paragraph was then repeated.
Data Tables:
The relevant data table from Task #1
is included below.
Nominal R
L
, Measured R
L
, and Measured V
L
for the First AA Battery
Nominal RL (Ohms)
Measured RL (Ohms)
Measured VL (Volts)
50Ω
49.8Ω
1.636V
100Ω
99.1Ω
1.651V
200Ω
198Ω
1.66V
1000Ω
987Ω
1.668V
1100Ω
1085Ω
1.668V
1500Ω
1481Ω
1.669V
2000Ω
1973Ω
1.669V
The relevant data tables from Task #2
are included below.
Nominal R
L
, Measured R
L
, and Measured V
L
for the Second AA Battery
Nominal RL (Ohms)
Measured RL (Ohms)
Measured VL (Volts)
50Ω
49.6Ω
1.632V
100Ω
98.98Ω
1.654V
200Ω
197.87Ω
1.666V
1000Ω
986.6Ω
1.678V
1100Ω
1085.66Ω
1.678V
1500Ω
1481.64Ω
1.679V
2000Ω
1975.17Ω
1.679V
Nominal R
L
, Measured R
L
, and Measured V
L
for the Two AA Batteries in Series
Nominal RL (Ohms)
Measured RL (Ohms)
Measured VL (Volts)
50Ω
49.552Ω
3.174V
100Ω
98.8Ω
3.247V
200Ω
198.470Ω
3.298V
1000Ω
986.9Ω
3.331V
1100Ω
1084.97Ω
3.333V
1500Ω
1480.33Ω
3.334V
2000Ω
1974.88Ω
3.335V
Data Plots:
The plots found on the succeeding pages are all the relevant plots from the group’s analysis of the data gathered in Task #1.
The linearized graph of voltage across the load derived from Equations 1 and 2 provided in the laboratory manual is provided below on the subsequent page.
The equation featured immediately below the title is the equation for the line of best fit. Using this data and the structure of Equation 2, it can be reasonably concluded that the source voltage V
s
= 1.67 V, and the internal resistance of the battery R
s
= 1.05 Ω
. The battery’s manufacturer reports that the battery provides a voltage of 1.5 V, so the values derived here are reasonable estimates. That being said, the measured value V
S
from this graph is not 1.5 V, meaning that there is some error in our measurements. This matter is discussed further in the discussion section.
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