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Wheatstone's Bridge - 6
Medium:
1. In an experiment, values of two resistances are measured to be r1 = (5.0 ± 0.2) and r2 = (10.0 ± 0.1). Find the values of total resistance in parrallel with limits of...
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Wheatstone's Bridge - 5
obvisously percentage error is minimum when sin2 is maximum.
20 =
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4. The value of a force on a body is 20N is SI units. What is the value of this force in CGS units, that is dynes...
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Wheatstone's Bridge - 4
The value of the unknown resistance lies in-between 16.38 and 16.39 .
The unknown vaalue may be the average of the two
i.e. X = = 16.385
Problems:
Easy:
1. E, m, J and G denote energy,...
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Wheatstone's Bridge - 3
Key point:
• The accuracy of the post office box depends on the choice of the ratio arm
- for eg: if R2 : R1 = 1 : 1 then unknown resistance is obtained within ± 1
- of ratio R2 :...
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Wheatstone's Bridge - 2
Solution:- The average of l1 and l1' is calculated as L1; and the average of l2 and l2' is calculated as L2. The given observation table is completed as follows:
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Wheatstone's Bridge - 1
Introduction
It works on the pricipal of Wheatstone bridge. It is so called because it uses a wire which is a metre long. The wire is made of uniform cross-section of a material with a high...
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Electrostatics - 8
Q-2: Suppose in an insulating medium having dielectric constant K=1, and volume density of positive charge varies with coordinates according to law . A particle of mass m ...
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Electrostatic - 7
Now can be got easily by integrating,
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Electrostatics - 6
Medium:
Two parallel conducting plates contain charge Q1 and Q2 as shown. Find distribution of charges on four surfaces.
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Electrostatics - 5
solution: Let q be the charge on inner shell when it is earthed Vinner = 0.
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Electrostatics - 4
Electric Potential:
It is the work needed to bring a unit positive charge from infinity to the given point.
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Electrostatics - 3
Flux and Gauss Law:
Flux- It literally means the no of field lines passing through it. It is defined as.
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Electrostatics - 2
Illustration:
Q-1: A field of 103 N/C acts at a point. What will be the force on a charge of 3´10-6C and -2´10-6C,
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Electrostatics - 1
The study of electrostatic introduces us to the vast world by electricity, magnetism, current, working of circuits and charges. Right from the attraction between a proton and...
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Electric Current - 7
Question :-
Electrical circuit is shown in figure. Calculate the potential difference across the resistor of 400 ohms as will be measured by the voltmeter V of resistance 400 either by applying...
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Electric Current - 6
Now, as power through 5 resistance is 45 J/S.
Applying Kirchoff's loop rule in the loop.
Thus, net current is 4A through 2 resistor.
Thus, power lost from this resistance = (2) X 42 = 32...
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Electric Current - 5
d) Potentiometer :-
It is a device used to measure potential difference with high accuracy, without drawing any current from the unknown source. [* Basic Figure of a potentiometer : ??]
Principle...
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Electric Current - 4
(b) Parallel grouping :-
Applying Kirchoff's Law through branch :
(c) Series grouping with different batteries :-
Eeq = E1 + E2 + E3 +.................... + En
Req = r1 + r2 +...
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Electric Current - 3
So, their net resistance = We reduced, the fugure now to :
Further resistance AC and AB are II
So, their net resistance =
So, new diagram :
Resistance
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Electric Current - 2
Illustration - 3. Find the current in brand BE and potential difference VBD in.
Assume the shown current distribution.
We can choose arbitarily any type of distribution as we...
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