Error Propagation Capacitance
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error measures of two variables relate to the error measure of a mathematical combination of those variables. 2. APPARATUS A number of sets of ten loose resistors of the same marked value in a numbered envelope (or box). A multimeter with ohmmeter function. 3. DESCRIPTION OF THE INVESTIGATION This is not a laboratory "experiment" in the usual sense, but a learning exercise to demonstrate the mathematical rules of error analysis. You will study a situation which simulates error distributions and error propagation Many manufactured items, produced by automated machinery or an assembly line, show a natural variation in some physical property: size, color, etc. This variability is a natural consequence of the many individual "errors" http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers/calculate-error-propagation-dielectric-constant-k-capacitance-dielelctric-capacitance-air--q8549613 in each part of the fabrication machinery. Carbon resistors, used in all kinds of electrical and electronic circuits, are a good example. They consist of a small chunk of carbon with two wires attached, then encased in molded plastic for durability. Their electrical resistance is their important property, and that resistance shows variation from resistor to resistor. If you have a large bin of resistors, all manufactured to have the "same" resistance, they will, if measured https://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/scenario/labman4/errorsim.htm precisely enough, have different resistance values. We will use this variability of resistance as a simulation of the variability we find in repeated measurements taken in a laboratory investigation. This variability of resistance values will be studied as a simulation of the indeterminate error one observes in repeated independent measurements of any physical quantity. Normally the experimental error in a measurement is due mostly to instrumental and procedural variations, But in this simulation the variation is entirely in the things being measured. Instrumental error is negligible by comparison, and will be ignored. 4. PRE-LAB PREPARATION: Before coming to laboratory, read the handout sheets which discuss experimental errors (uncertainties). In this experiment we are only concerned with indeterminate errors. Therefore the rules given in Appendix II of the handout. We will not ask you to calculate or use standard deviations, though serious students might want to do this for practice. Do the following exercises by using the rules given in the handout. [The starred questions are designed to separate the "A" students from the rest!] Fig. 1. Resistors connected in series. (1) The physical law for the effective resistance of a series string of resistors is: [1] R = X + Y + Z + .... where X, Y, Z, etc. are the resistances of the individual resistors and R is the resistance of their series combinatio
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