Q1\ A-The resistance of an unknown resistor is determined by Whetstone Bridge the solution for the unknown resistance is stated as R4=R₁ *R₂/R3 where limiting values of various resistances are R₁-50022 ± 1%, R₂-615 + 1%, R3=100 ± 0.5%. Calculate a) the nominal value of the unknown resistor, b) the magnitude of error in each resistor of bridge, c) the error in calculated resistor in percent.

Q1\ A-The resistance of an unknown resistor is determined by Whetstone Bridge the solution for the unknown resistance is stated as R4=R₁ *R₂/R3 where limiting values of various resistances are R₁-50022 ± 1%, R₂-615 + 1%, R3=100 ± 0.5%. Calculate a) the nominal value of the unknown resistor, b) the magnitude of error in each resistor of bridge, c) the error in calculated resistor in percent.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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