A galvanometer of resistance 100 omega gives full scale deflection for 20mV. Find the resistance to be attached so that it gives full scale deflection of 5V
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Answer:to act as a voltmeter 24.9 kilo ohms should be connected in series
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Concept:
- Galvanometer
- Internal resistances
- Attaching a resistor in series to increase the voltage range
Given:
- Resistance of the galvanometer G = 100 ohm
- Original voltage = 20 mV = 0.02 V
- Final voltage = 5 V
Find:
- The resistance to be attached to increase the voltage range of the galvanometer
Solution:
The maximum current that can be carried by the galvanometer
I = Original voltage/ Galvanometer Resistance
I = 0.02/100 = 0.0002 A
The resistance has to be connected in series to increase the potential drop.
Let the resistance to be connected in series be r.
Final voltage = I (G+r)
5 = 0.0002 (100+r)
25000 = 100 + r
r = 24900 ohm
The resistance to be attached in series is 24900 ohms.
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