https://script.spoken-tutorial.org/index.php?title=Apps-On-Physics/C3/Wheatstone%27s-Bridge-and-Potentiometer/English&feed=atom&action=historyApps-On-Physics/C3/Wheatstone's-Bridge-and-Potentiometer/English - Revision history2024-03-29T14:52:14ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.23.17https://script.spoken-tutorial.org/index.php?title=Apps-On-Physics/C3/Wheatstone%27s-Bridge-and-Potentiometer/English&diff=53416&oldid=prevSnehalathak at 11:08, 4 August 20202020-08-04T11:08:39Z<p></p>
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</table>Karwanjehimanshi95https://script.spoken-tutorial.org/index.php?title=Apps-On-Physics/C3/Wheatstone%27s-Bridge-and-Potentiometer/English&diff=53273&oldid=prevKarwanjehimanshi95: Created page with "{|border=1 |- || '''Visual Cue''' || '''Narration''' |- || '''Slide Number 1''' '''Title Slide''' || Welcome to the spoken tutorial on '''Wheatstone Bridge '''and '''Potenti..."2020-07-30T19:45:34Z<p>Created page with "{|border=1 |- || '''Visual Cue''' || '''Narration''' |- || '''Slide Number 1''' '''Title Slide''' || Welcome to the spoken tutorial on '''Wheatstone Bridge '''and '''Potenti..."</p>
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|| Welcome to the spoken tutorial on '''Wheatstone Bridge '''and '''Potentiometer.'''<br />
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'''Learning Objectives'''<br />
|| At the end of this tutorial you will be able to <br />
* Simulate the working of wheatstone bridge.<br />
* Solve a numerical based on wheatstone bridge.<br />
* Simulate the working of potentiometer.<br />
* Solve a numerical based on potentiometer.<br />
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'''System Requirements'''<br />
|| Here I am using,<br />
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Ubuntu Linux OS version 16.04<br />
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Firefox Web Browser version 62.0.3<br />
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'''Pre-requisites'''<br />
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[https://spoken-tutorial.org/ https://spoken-tutorial.org/] '''<br />
|| To follow this tutorial, learner should be familiar with '''Apps on Physics'''.<br />
For the Pre-requisites tutorials please visit this site.<br />
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|| '''Slide Number 5'''<br />
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'''Apps on Physics'''<br />
|| In this tutorial we will use,<br />
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'''Wheatstone's Bridge''' and''' Potentiometer Apps'''.<br />
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|| Downloads folder>> html5phen>>phen>> <br />
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'''wheatstonebridge_en.htm''' file>> Right click >> open with Firefox web browser.<br />
|| To open the App, right-click on '''wheatstonebridge_en.htm''' file.<br />
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Select '''Open with Firefox Web Browser '''option.<br />
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|| Cursor on the interface.<br />
|| The '''App''' opens in the browser.<br />
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|| Point to the rectangle with Question mark'''(?)'''<br />
|| Wheatstone’s bridge is a simple circuit for measuring the unknown resistance.<br />
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|| Point to the circuit.<br />
|| Meter bridge uses the same principle for practical purposes.<br />
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First we will learn about the circuit connections.<br />
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|| Point to the four resistances.<br />
|| The circuit shows a simple series-parallel arrangement of resistances.<br />
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|| Point to voltage supply connections.<br />
|| The resistances are connected between the voltage supply and ground.<br />
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|| Point to the galvanometer.<br />
|| A galvanometer is connected between the two parallel branches of resistances.<br />
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Galvanometer is a device to detect small changes in current in the circuit.<br />
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|| Point to show the connection.<br />
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Point to the scale.<br />
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Drag the sliding contact show the changes.<br />
|| The negative terminal of the galvanometer is connected to the wire of 1 cm.<br />
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The measurement of the wire is shown by the scale.<br />
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We can drag the sliding contact along the wire.<br />
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|| Point to show the sliding resistor.<br />
|| In the green panel the Sliding resistor is that of the wire.<br />
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|| Change the value in the text field and show.<br />
|| We can vary the Sliding resistor from 1 ohms to 1000 ohms.<br />
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|| Point to '''Comparable resistance.'''<br />
|| In the green panel we can also edit the values of '''Comparable resistor .'''<br />
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It is the standard resistance of the circuit.<br />
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|| In the green control panel point to '''Voltage of the power supply.'''<br />
|| '''Voltage of the power supply''' can take values from 1-10 '''Volts'''.<br />
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We can also change the '''Resistance of the meter.'''<br />
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'''Resistance of the meter '''depends on the comparable resistor.<br />
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|| Point to the check-box <br />
'''Indicate voltage '''<br />
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'''Indicate amperage'''<br />
|| At the bottom of control panel there are two check boxes.<br />
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'''Indicate voltage '''<br />
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'''Indicate amperage'''<br />
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|| Select both check-box.<br />
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Point to the values of voltage and current.<br />
|| Select both the check-boxs.<br />
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Observe that the values of voltage and current are shown in the circuit.<br />
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|| Point to show the unkown resistance.<br />
|| We can calculate the unknown resistance when the bridge is balanced.<br />
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|| Cursor on the interface.<br />
|| Now let us see how to balance the bridge.<br />
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|| Press '''F5''' key on the keyboard.<br />
|| Press '''F5''' key on the keyboard to refresh the '''App'''.<br />
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|| Select''' Indicate voltage '''and''' Indicate amperage''' check-boxes.<br />
|| Click on '''Indicate voltage '''and''' Indicate amperage''' check-boxes.<br />
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|| Drag the sliding contact to get 0 amperage.<br />
|| To balance the bridge, drag the sliding contact to get a zero amperage.<br />
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|| Point to the slider '''Position of the sliding contact.'''<br />
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Also show by dragging the slider.<br />
|| We can also drag the slider in the green panel to change the amperage.<br />
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|| Point the values of voltage.<br />
|| Observe the value of voltage and current at each resistances.<br />
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The values are balanced in series- parallel arrangement of resistances.<br />
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|| Point to the 0.00 mA.<br />
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At the bottom point to the white box at the bottom of the yellow panel.<br />
|| At the point when amperage is zero we can calculate the unknown resistance.<br />
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At the bottom of the yellow panel, a message appears.<br />
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It reads “'''Now the resistance can be calculated”.'''<br />
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|| Point to '''Calculate resistance''' button.<br />
|| '''Calculate resistance''' button is now active.<br />
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|-<br />
|| Click on '''Calculate resistance '''button.<br />
|| Click on the '''Calculate resistance '''button.<br />
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|| Point to the value of '''Rx.'''<br />
|| In the white coloured box the value of unkown resistance is displayed.<br />
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|| Point to the Rx '''value '''<br />
|| The measured value for '''Rx '''is 908 ohms.<br />
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Here the value may change for you.<br />
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|| Click on the '''New measurement '''button.<br />
|| Click on the '''New measurement '''button''' '''for measuring the next set of values.<br />
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|| Drag the slider contact to zero.<br />
|| Again drag the sliding contact to zero.<br />
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|| Click on '''Calculate resistance '''button.<br />
|| Click on '''Calculate resistance''' button.<br />
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|| Point to the value.<br />
|| Observe the change in the value of unkown resistance. <br />
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This is because, galvanometer is a sensitive device.<br />
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It will change the value every time when we click on the '''New measurement''' button.<br />
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|| Press '''F5''' key.<br />
|| Press '''F5''' key on the keyboard to restart the '''App'''.<br />
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|-<br />
|| Edit the value of Comparable resistance to 1000 ohms and show the change in the Resistance of the meter.<br />
|| Let us change the C'''omparable resistor '''to 1000 ohms.<br />
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Observe that '''Resistance of the meter''' changes to 10 ohms.<br />
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|| <br />
|| Now let us calculate the unknown resistance.<br />
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|| '''Slide Number 6'''<br />
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'''Unknown Resistance'''<br />
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'''Rx={R2/R1}*R3'''<br />
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'''R1 and R2 is the sliding resistor. '''<br />
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'''R3 is the comparable resistance.'''<br />
|| The formula to calculate the unknown resistance is,<br />
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Rx={R2/R1}*R3<br />
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R1 and R2 is the sliding resistor. <br />
R3 is the comparable resistance.<br />
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|-<br />
|| Click on '''New measurement button.'''<br />
|| Click on the '''New measurement button.'''<br />
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|| Edit the value of '''Comparable''' '''resistance '''to 800 ohms. And press Enter.<br />
|| Change the '''Comparable resistance''' to 800 '''ohms '''and press '''Enter'''.<br />
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|| Drag the '''Sliding contact''' to get zero ampere <br />
|| Again get the zero amperage by dragging the slider.<br />
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|| Show this in a text-box on the interface.<br />
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Point to the calculated value.<br />
|| Now in the formula substitute the values of R1, R2, and R3.<br />
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Substitute the value of R1 as 93<br />
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R2 as 107 and R3 as 800 ohms.<br />
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Here the calculated value of unkown resistance in 816.16 '''ohms'''.<br />
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Here you can get a different value as the galvanometer is sensitive.<br />
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|| Now let us compare with the value shown in the '''App'''.<br />
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|| and then click on '''Calculate resistance.'''<br />
|| Click on the '''Calculate resistance '''button.<br />
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Observe that the calculated value is comparable with the measured value.<br />
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|| '''Slide Number 7'''<br />
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'''Assignment '''<br />
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In the circuit change the value of comparable resistance to 100 ohms and <br />
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sliding resistance to 65 ohms.<br />
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Calculate the unknown resistance of the circuit.<br />
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|| As an assignment solve this numerical.<br />
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|| <br />
|| Let us explore the '''Potentiometer''' '''App'''.<br />
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|-<br />
|| Directly open from the '''phen '''folder.<br />
|| Follow the same steps to open the '''App'''.<br />
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|| Point to the circuit<br />
|| The interface opens with the potentiometer circuit.<br />
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The potentiometer is a voltage divider used for measuring voltage.<br />
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It is also used to control the flow of current.<br />
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|| Point to the three resistors.<br />
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Point to the '''Sliding resistor.'''<br />
|| The circuit has three resistors.<br />
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Here two resistors are connected in series and used as a sliding resistor.<br />
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|-<br />
|| Point to the 3<sup>rd</sup> resistor in the circuit.<br />
|| The third resistor is the '''Resistance of the''' '''appliance.'''<br />
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|-<br />
|| Point to the voltmeter.<br />
|| The voltmeter is connected in parallel to the resistance.<br />
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The volmeter shows the output voltage of the circuit.<br />
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|| Point to the scale.<br />
|| A scale is provided to take the measurement of voltage at that particular point.<br />
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The reading on scale is from 0.0 cm to 1.0 cm.<br />
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|| Drag the '''Position of the sliding contact''' to 0.4 cm<br />
|| Drag the '''Position of the sliding contact''' to 0.4 cm.<br />
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|-<br />
|| Point to the '''Voltmeter'''.<br />
|| The value of voltage at this point is 1.90 V(Volts).<br />
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|| Edit the value of '''Resistance of the appliance''' to '''1000 Ohms.'''<br />
|| Now increase the '''Resistance of the appliance '''to 1000 ohms.<br />
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|| Point to the voltage in the voltmeter.<br />
|| Observe that the value of output voltage increased to 1.98 volts.<br />
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|| Cursor on the interface.<br />
|| If we increase the value of potentiometer resistance, output voltage increases.<br />
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|| We can also calculate the Voltage using the '''Ohm’s Law.'''<br />
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|| Click on the check-box of '''Indicate amperage'''.<br />
|| Check the check-box '''Indicate amperage'''.<br />
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|| Point to the value in the circuit.<br />
|| Note that resistance till the point 0.4 cm is 40 ohms.<br />
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|-<br />
|| '''Slide Number 8'''<br />
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'''Ohm’s Law'''<br />
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'''V=IR'''<br />
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'''<nowiki>=0.048 * </nowiki>40'''<br />
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'''<nowiki>=1.</nowiki>942V'''<br />
|| So we can calculate voltage using formula <br />
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V=IR<br />
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Substitute the value of current and resistance from the App.<br />
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The value for voltage is almost same as that for measured value.<br />
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|| Point to the the graph.<br />
|| The graph is plotted for Voltage v/s length of the scale. <br />
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|| Point to the blue point in the graph.<br />
|| The blue point shows the value of voltage at point 0.4 cm.<br />
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|| Edit the value of '''Sliding resistor''' to 1000 Ohms in the control panel. <br />
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Press '''Enter.'''<br />
|| Change the value of '''Sliding resistor''' to 1000 ohms and press '''Enter'''.<br />
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|| Point to the value of current.<br />
|| Observe that the value of current has decreased to 0.003 A.<br />
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|-<br />
|| Cursor on the interface.<br />
|| So here we can say that potentiometer controls the flow of current.<br />
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|-<br />
|| '''Slide Number 9'''<br />
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'''Tabular column'''<br />
|| Let us make a tabular column to study a graph of voltage v/s length.<br />
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|| Press '''F5''' key on the keyboard.<br />
|| Press '''F5''' key on the keyboard to restart '''App'''.<br />
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|-<br />
|| Edit the '''Voltage of the power supply''' to 10 V. And Press Enter.<br />
|| Change the value of '''Voltage of the power supply''' to 10 V and press '''Enter'''.<br />
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|-<br />
|| Drag the Sliding contact to 0.0 cm.<br />
|| Drag the sliding contact to 0.0 cm.<br />
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|-<br />
|| Point to the value of resistance and voltage.<br />
|| The resistance and voltage at this point are zero.<br />
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|-<br />
|| Drag the Sliding contact to 0.1 cm.<br />
|| Drag the sliding contact to 0.1 cm.<br />
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|| Point to value of length, current, and voltage.<br />
|| Tabulate the values of length, current and voltage in the tabular column. <br />
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|| Drag it to 0.2 cm<br />
|| Drag sliding contact to 0.2 cm and tabulate the values in the table.<br />
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Smilarly take four more values and enter these values in the table.<br />
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|-<br />
|| '''Slide Number 10'''<br />
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'''Tabular column'''<br />
|| Here is the completed table.<br />
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Observe that if length increases the output voltage also increases.<br />
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Hence the graph is linear.<br />
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|-<br />
|| '''Slide Number 11'''<br />
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'''Assignment '''<br />
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Change the values of Resistance of the appliance to 500 ohms,<br />
700 ohms, 800 ohms.<br />
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Find the output voltage.<br />
|| As an assignment <br />
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Change the values of Resistance of the appliance to 500 ohms, 700 ohms, 800 ohms.<br />
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Find the output voltage.<br />
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|| <br />
|| Let us summarise<br />
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|-<br />
|| '''Slide Number 12'''<br />
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'''Summary'''<br />
|| In this tutorial we have,<br />
* Simulated the working of wheatstone bridge.<br />
* Solved a numerical based on wheatstone bridge.<br />
* Simulated the working of potentiometer.<br />
* Solved numerical based on potentiometer.<br />
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|-<br />
|| '''Slide Number 13'''<br />
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'''About Spoken Tutorial project.'''<br />
|| The video at the following link summarizes the Spoken Tutorial project.<br />
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Please download and watch it.<br />
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|-<br />
|| '''Slide Number 14'''<br />
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'''Spoken Tutorial workshops.'''<br />
|| The&nbsp;'''Spoken Tutorial Project&nbsp;'''team,<br />
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conducts workshops gives certificates.<br />
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For more details, please write to us.<br />
|-<br />
|| '''Slide Number 15'''<br />
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'''Forum for specific questions:'''<br />
|| Please post your timed queries in this forum.<br />
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|-<br />
|| '''Slide Number 16'''<br />
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'''Acknowledgement'''<br />
|| Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by MHRD, Government of India.<br />
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|| <br />
|| This is Himanshi Karwanje from IIT-Bombay. <br />
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Thank you for joining.<br />
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