Q1. We have a DC voltmeter and we want to measure an AC voltage using a fall waverectifier. If the meter/pointer shows 4V, what is the value of the AC voltage?CLO 3)Q2. A 1 mA meter with an internal resistance of 100 N is to be converted to amultirange ammeter. Calculate the values of shunt resistor to design: (1) 0-100 mAammeter (2) 0-1 A ammeter.CLO 2)

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Q1. We have a DC voltmeter and we want to measure an AC voltage using a fall wave
rectifier. If the meter/pointer shows 4V, what is the value of the AC voltage?
CLO 3)
Q2. A 1 mA meter with an internal resistance of 100 N is to be converted to a
multirange ammeter. Calculate the values of shunt resistor to design: (1) 0-100 mA
ammeter (2) 0-1 A ammeter.
CLO 2)

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