Lab 9 (Pivot Interactives): The “textbook capacitor”, and capacitor simulation

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Lab 9 (Pivot Interactives): The “textbook capacitor”, and capacitor simulation

Here is the assignment link for Lab 9 https://gcccd.instructure.com/courses/54099/assign… this lab is due 10/21/2023

Here’s the assignment below and if you can’t understand it just click on the link above.

*(PLEASE MAKE SURE ITS HANDWRITTEN)*

This week’s lab explores Electrostatic potential (measured in Volts) and Electric Field as the gradient of potential.

In this Pivot Interactives lab, you will use data taken for you to determine the dielectric constant of textbook paper used to make a capacitor. Then you will use a PhET simulation to explore how capacitance and stored energy change with plate separation, connected to a battery (i.e voltage held constant), and then disconnected (charge held constant).

• Lab briefing recording links to an external site. – passcode: phyc130!fa

Some background:

How do multimeters measure capacitance?

Unlike voltage, current, and resistance – all of which can me measured “steady state”, multimeters use a time-varying quantity to measure capacitance. The picture shows a 2200?F cylindrical capacitor connected to a Fluke meter, but with an oscilloscope to measure the voltage as a function of time (in milliseconds). In this case, the meter has circuitry that pushes a constant current into the capacitor and measures the resulting change in voltage, both charging and discharging it many times per second. There are other methods (look up “Wien bridge”) but this works OK for most practical applications.

Dielectrics and the classic “textbook capacitor” experiment

Please read this 2-page PDF (from an on-campus lab) on the textbook capacitor and Dielectrics Download textbook capacitor and dielectrics, which provides insight into the Pivot Interactives activity.

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W9-Test-ch 24

Here is the test assignment links for W9-Test-ch 24 https://gcccd.instructure.com/courses/54099/assignments/1399794

please make sure to handwrite the test and turn it in on your end. This test is due 10/22/23.

W9-Problem Set

*(PLEASE MAKE SURE THIS ASSIGNMENT IS HANDWRITTEN)*

Here is the assignment links for W9-Problem Set https://gcccd.instructure.com/courses/54099/assign…

this Problem Set is due 10/23/23

PLEASE TURN IN ALL THE ASSIGNMENTS BEFORE THE DUE DATE AND TURN THEM IN ON YOUR END, LET ME KNOW IF YOU NEED ANYTHING ELSE