Rosalinda D.C.

Conde EE-2D

LAB ACTIVITY NO. 3

Data Table

V (volts) I (simulated) Power

0 0A 0W
2 1A 2W
4 2A 8W
6 3A 18 W
8 4A 32 W
10 5A 50 W
12 6A 72 W
Table 4.1 (2 kΩ)

Data Tables continued…

V (volts) I (simulated) Power
0 0A 0W
2 512.82 µA 1.026 mW
4 1.0256 mA 4.1024 mW
6 1.5385 mA 9.231 mW
8 2.0513 mA 0.0164 W
10 2.5641 mA 0.0256 W
12 3.0769 mA 0.369 W

Table 4.2 (3.9 kΩ)

 V (volts) I (simulated) Power
0 0A 0W
2 243.90 µA 4.878x10^-4 W
4 487.80 µA 1.9512 mW
6 731.71 µA 4.3903 mW
8 975.61 µA 7.8049 mW
10 1.2195 mA 0.0122 W
12 1.4634 mA 0.0176 W

Table 4.3 (8.2 kΩ)

I
Graph
Name the Axis and place an appropriate
e scale on both the horizontal and
(12,6)
vertical axis.
(10,5)
(8,4)
(6,3)
(4,2)
V (2,1)

(0,0)

Graph in Table 4.1

 Graph in Table 4.1

(4,0.0010256) (8,0.0020513)
(12,0.0030769)

(0,0) (2,0.00051282) (6,0.0015385) (10,0.0025641)

Graph in Table 4.1

(4,0.0004878) (8,0.0009756)
(12,0.001`4634)

(0,0) (2,0.0002439) (6,0.00073171)(10,0.0012195)

SINGLE GRAPH SHOWN BELOW

DATA TABLE OF LAB ACTIVITY NUMBER

3
8

5
CURRENT

4
Series1
3
Series2
2 Series3
1

0
-5 0 5 10 15
-1 VOLTAGE

-2

Questions
Add extra page as needed.

1. Does Ohm’s Law appear to hold in this exercise? How? Yes, the formula used to get the values are
the ohm’s law. Also, though you can easily get the answer using the multism yet the formula of
power has been used and calculated manually.

2. Is there a linear relationship between current and voltage? Yes. It shown in the graph.

3. What is the relationship between the slope of the plot line and the circuit resistance? The line on
the slope is the value of the resistance.
Simulation (Paste here all the simulated circuits. Make sure to layout the pictures properly)

Figure in Table 4.1

Figure in Table 4.2

Figure in Table 4.3