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DC Tutorial
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DiscussionQuestions
Today’s lecture
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Self-attempt Questions
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Simplifying circuits takes time to master
Four Stages of Life:
1.) You believe in Santa2.) You don’t believe in Santa3.) You are Santa4.) You look like Santa
Only a kid would think that these are true
World is more complex than you previously thought
DC Circuits: Full of traps
You think that you got it right, but actually, you were tricked
• Current flow as water flow• Current takes the path of least resistance
All the current will flow here“short circuit”
No current flows here
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D1
Key Lessons Working and Calculations
AssumptionVoltmeter : Infinite Resistance
EquationeqRRR
111
21
Solve for equivalent resistance:
eqAC RR
111
ACeq RR Voltmeter doesn’t affect resistance of circuit much
8
D1
Key Lessons Working and Calculations
AssumptionLight Bulb : Finite Resistance
EquationeqRRR
111
21
Solve for equivalent resistance:
eqR
1
10
1
10
1
5eqREquivalent
Resistance is lower than expected
Larger Resistor gets a larger share of emf
D2
Key Lessons Working and Calculations
Diode allows current to flow in one direction only
For Diode, V = RI does not work. Instead, we read the graph.
For ammeter, V = RI = 100 x 0.008 = 0.8VCurrent through diode = 6A (read from graph)
Total Current = 6mA + 8mA=14mA
I
V
D2
Key Lessons Working and Calculations
Why does current not flow like this? Energy will not be conserved.
Show Excel Simulation
D3
Parallel circuit?
Is this series?
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Follow the wire
Split into Three
Three combine into one
D3
Split into Two
Combine back
5 Ω
0.80 Ω
Component C
D3
Key Lessons Working and Calculations
Parallel Circuit: 5 Ω resistor and component C have same potential difference across them
For 5 Ω resistor, V = RI = 0.85 x 5.0 = 4.25V
For Component C, p.d = 4.25V (parallel)Current = 1.3 A (read graph)
5 Ω
0.80 Ω
C
D3
Key Lessons Working and Calculations
Around a closed loop, sum of p.d. is equal to the sum of the emf
For 0.80 Ω resistor, V = RI = 0.8 x 2.15 = 1.72V
Sum of emf = sum of p.d.= 1.72 + 4.25 = 5.97V
1.3A
0.85 A 2.15A4.25V 1.72V
5 Ω
0.80 Ω
C
D3
Key Lessons Working and Calculations
Around a closed loop, sum of p.d. is equal to the sum of the emf
For 0.80 Ω resistor, V = RI = 0.8 x 2.15 = 1.72V
Sum of emf = sum of p.d.= 1.72 + 4.25 = 5.97V
4.25V 1.72V
D4
Key Lessons Working and Calculations
Misconception
Practice Question
Resistance =
I
V
NOT
I
V
V
I
ResistanceIs NOT
Gradient
NIL
D1
Key Lessons Working and Calculations
Larger resistor gets a proportionally larger share of battery emf (closed loop)
Potentiometer
O
E
XS
R
1197
32
005.0
R
R
R
total
R
total
R
R
R
R
R
R
V
V
Battery emf (2V)
0.005V1.995V
wireR
3Ω??
Revision Time!
A B
E
PD
“No Deflection” Concept
A B
E
PD
A B
E
PD
A B
E
PD
A B
E
PD
A B
E
PD
No deflectionNo currentPD = E
P
P is called balance pointAP is called balance length
D1
Key Lessons Working and Calculations
“No Deflection” Concept
Potentiometer
O
E
XS
R
0.005V
60% of lengthp.d. is _____
E = 0.003V
D1
Key Lessons Working and Calculations
“No Deflection” Concept
Potentiometer
O
E
XS
R
0.005V
60% of lengthp.d. is _____
E = 0.003V
D2
Key Lessons Working and Calculations
1. Know how to simplify circuits
2. Larger Resistor Proportionally larger share of emf
3. Potentiometer
Potentiometer
0.005V
60% of lengthp.d. is _____
E = 0.003V
80
1.50 V
20
2.00 V
A C
J
B
S1 S2
a ii)
E
S
Galvanometer No deflectionNo Current Flow in lower circuitPg from lecture notes Resistance does not matter
Does the resistance matter?
E
XS
Galvanometer No deflectionNo Current Flow in lower circuitRefer to Page 16 of lecture notes
Any Current Flow?
Does internal resistance matter?
Why?
No No No current means no power dissipated due to internal
resistance. I2R = 0
Yes Yes There is power loss! I2R > 0. Part of the energy provided by the battery will be lost due to
internal resistance.
V = RIIf I is zero, V = 0
Does the resistance matter?
E
XS
1Ω2Ω3Ω5Ω10Ω1337Ω
No current no energy dissipated p.d is zero resistor is useless
Answer to b(ii) : No change in answer. Lower circuit resistance does not matter
D2
Key Lessons Working and Calculations
Know how to simplify circuits
Potentiometer
2V
Need to balance 1.5V
80
1.50 V
20
2.00 V
A C
J
B
S1 S2
Length is 0.75m (75% of 1m)
Bottom Circuit
Top Circuit
1.5V
1.5VOpposes
Net emf is zero No current flow
Bottom Circuit
Top Circuit
1.5V
1.2VOpposes
Net emf is not zero current still flows
D2
Key Lessons Working and Calculations
Use DC Circuit Construction Kit to understand this problem fully!
Potentiometer
80
1.50 V
20
2.00 V
A C
J
B
S1 S280% 20%
Blue Circuit(Top) is opposing 80% of red circuit80% of 1.5V = 1.2V
2V
Need to balance 1.2V
There is still current flow. Resistance cannot be neglected
Balance length: 60cmIf battery has internal resistance, BL drops
Summary of part i and ii
Top
CircuitBottom Circuit
Current flow in lower circuit Resistance
ii 1.5V 1.5V noDoesn’t matter
i 1.2V 1.5V yes matters
No current no power no heat loss resistor does nothing