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== Notes ==


The instructor may wish to assign the reading portion of the assignment to be completed before the lecture, and the questions to be assigned after the lecture. Students will likely need to be able to read resistor color codes and employ Ohm's Law in the lab.
The instructor may wish to assign the reading portion of the assignment to be completed before the lecture, and the questions to be assigned after the lecture. Students will likely need to be able to read resistor color codes and employ Ohm's Law in the lab.
== Solutions ==
=== Ohm's Law ===
#Calculate using ohm's law:
#:<math>v = ir</math>
#:<math>5 = (2 \times 10^{-3})r</math>
#:<math>r = \frac{5}{(2 \times 10^{-3})} = 2.5 k\Omega</math>
#Ohm's law is ''linear''. Compare ''v = ir'' with ''y = mx'', which is the equation for a line. If ''r'' is a constant like ''m'', then ''y'' is ''v'' and ''i'' is ''x''.
=== Resistors ===
{|
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:1.
|{{Introduction to Robotics/Resistor|brown|black|brown|answer=1}}
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:2.
|{{Introduction to Robotics/Resistor|orange|orange|red|answer=1}}
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:3.
|{{Introduction to Robotics/Resistor|brown|black|yellow|answer=1}}
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:4.
|{{Introduction to Robotics/Resistor|green|green|blue|answer=1}}
|}
=== Ports ===

Latest revision as of 21:14, 28 November 2009

Notes

The instructor may wish to assign the reading portion of the assignment to be completed before the lecture, and the questions to be assigned after the lecture. Students will likely need to be able to read resistor color codes and employ Ohm's Law in the lab.

Solutions

Ohm's Law

  1. Calculate using ohm's law:
    <math>v = ir</math>
    <math>5 = (2 \times 10^{-3})r</math>
    <math>r = \frac{5}{(2 \times 10^{-3})} = 2.5 k\Omega</math>
  2. Ohm's law is linear. Compare v = ir with y = mx, which is the equation for a line. If r is a constant like m, then y is v and i is x.

Resistors

1.
       
brown black brown gold
10 × 101 (5%)
2.
       
orange orange red gold
33 × 102 (5%)
3.
       
brown black yellow gold
10 × 104 (5%)
4.
       
green green blue gold
55 × 106 (5%)

Ports