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ELECTROTECHNOLOGY ELTK1100 QUIZ #2 SOLUTIONS 1. What ...

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<strong>ELECTROTECHNOLOGY</strong><br />

ELTK1102<br />

<strong>QUIZ</strong> <strong>#2</strong><br />

<strong>SOLUTIONS</strong><br />

<strong>1.</strong> <strong>What</strong> is the value of the following<br />

Ohmmeter reading if the selector<br />

switch is set on Rx10K<br />

Can you do something to make the<br />

reading more accurate If yes, what<br />

is it If no, why<br />

165K = 165000<br />

Yes, switch range switch to Rx100K,<br />

which will place needle between halfscale<br />

and full-scale deflection.<br />

2. <strong>What</strong> is the value of the following D.C. Voltmeter<br />

reading if the selector switch is set on 25<br />

Can you do something to make the reading<br />

more accurate If yes, what is it If no, why<br />

17.2V<br />

No, needle is between half-scale and full-scale<br />

deflection.<br />

3. Calculate the values of R 1, R3, R 4, R T, and V T.<br />

From KVL for series circuits


V (V) I (mA) R ()<br />

T 21<br />

2<br />

7.5 2800<br />

3<br />

1 3 7.5 400 4<br />

2 6 1 7.5 800<br />

3 8 7.5 1067 5<br />

4 4 7.5 533 6<br />

Series circuit<br />

Note: Superscript numbers on formulas correspond to superscript numbers in VIR chart.


<strong>ELECTROTECHNOLOGY</strong><br />

ELTK1102<br />

<strong>QUIZ</strong> <strong>#2</strong><br />

<strong>SOLUTIONS</strong><br />

<strong>1.</strong> <strong>What</strong> is the value of the following<br />

Ohmmeter reading if the selector<br />

switch is set on Rx10K<br />

Can you do something to make the<br />

reading more accurate If yes, what is<br />

it If no, why<br />

35k = 35000<br />

No, needle is between half-scale and<br />

full-scale deflection.<br />

2. <strong>What</strong> is the value of the following D.C. Voltmeter<br />

reading if the selector switch is set on 50<br />

Can you do something to make the reading<br />

more accurate If yes, what is it If no, why<br />

8.5V<br />

Yes, switch range switch to 25, which would<br />

increase accuracy or even better 10, which will<br />

place needle between half-scale and full-scale<br />

deflection.<br />

3. Calculate the values of R 1, R3, R 4, R T, and I T.<br />

From KCL for parallel circuits


V (V) I (mA) R ()<br />

2 3<br />

T 24 80 300<br />

1 24 16 1500 4<br />

2 24 24 1 1000<br />

3 24 30 800 5<br />

4 24 10 2400 6<br />

Parallel circuit<br />

Note: Superscript numbers on formulas correspond to superscript numbers in VIR chart.

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