what is wheat stone bridge and prove kirchoff's 2nd law
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Wheat Stone Bridge
Wheat stone is an arrangement used to find the value of unknown resistance.
Construction
It consist of four resistance P,Q,R,S arranged in such a way that they form a quadrilateral ABCD in which P and Q are known as constant resistance,R is known variable resistance and S is unknown resistance.Voltage is appled across AC while a Galvanometer and key is connected across BD.
on pressing the key 'K' if there is no deflection in the galvanometer,then the Bridge is said to be balanced and in balanced condition P/Q=R/S which is possible only when B and D are at same potential.
PROOF
let VA,VB,VC and VD are the potential of A,B,C and D respectively.
let I1,I2 be the current given to the circuit and Ig be the current flow across BD.
Now Across AB
VA-VB=I1P --------(1)
Across BC
VB-VC=(I1-Ig)Q -----(2)
Across AD
VA-VD=I2R --------(3)
Across DC
VD-VC=( I2 + Ig)S ---------(4)
at Balanced Condition
B and D are having same potential
i.e, VB=VD
and Ig=0
therefore equation changes to
VA-VD=I1P ------(5)
VD-VC=I1Q ------(6)
VA-VD=I2R ------(7)
VD-VC=I2S ------(8)
I1P=I2R ------(9)
I1Q=I2S ------(10)
(9) / (10)
P/Q=R/S
Wheat stone is an arrangement used to find the value of unknown resistance.
Construction
It consist of four resistance P,Q,R,S arranged in such a way that they form a quadrilateral ABCD in which P and Q are known as constant resistance,R is known variable resistance and S is unknown resistance.Voltage is appled across AC while a Galvanometer and key is connected across BD.
on pressing the key 'K' if there is no deflection in the galvanometer,then the Bridge is said to be balanced and in balanced condition P/Q=R/S which is possible only when B and D are at same potential.
PROOF
let VA,VB,VC and VD are the potential of A,B,C and D respectively.
let I1,I2 be the current given to the circuit and Ig be the current flow across BD.
Now Across AB
VA-VB=I1P --------(1)
Across BC
VB-VC=(I1-Ig)Q -----(2)
Across AD
VA-VD=I2R --------(3)
Across DC
VD-VC=( I2 + Ig)S ---------(4)
at Balanced Condition
B and D are having same potential
i.e, VB=VD
and Ig=0
therefore equation changes to
VA-VD=I1P ------(5)
VD-VC=I1Q ------(6)
VA-VD=I2R ------(7)
VD-VC=I2S ------(8)
I1P=I2R ------(9)
I1Q=I2S ------(10)
(9) / (10)
P/Q=R/S
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