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Dr. Varun Shrma designed this lab manual for Basic Electrical Engineering course at Jaypee University of Engineering
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Mg f l m
Sonometer
i. To perform this experiment usually a sonometer is used in which an electromagnet is fitted in the middle. Connect one end of a steel wire of uniform diameter to peg and connect other end to hanger after passing it over two wedges and a frictionless pulley. ii. Put suitable slotted weights in hanger so that the wire may remain in tension without any bends or kinks iii. Place one wedge on one side and the other wedge on other side of electromagnet at nearly equal distances from there. Also put a small rider of paper on the wire above the electromagnet. iv. Switch on circuit of electromagnet. The steel wire will begin to vibrate Adjust position of wedges by moving them slowly until the rider flies off. Then amplitude of vibration will be maximum and transverse stationary waves will be set up in the segment of wire between wedges with nodes at wedges and anti-notes in the middle (above the electromagnet.) v. Measure length of segment of wire between wedges by meter rod twice by repeating step (iv) and find its mean value ‘l’.
vi. Repeat step (ii), (iii), (iv) by changing weights in hanger at least thrice. vii. Take a piece of 100cm of same steel wire .Measure its mass by physical or electronics balance and divide it by 100 to get mass of wire per cm (mo) viii. By putting values of l , mo, M and g in formula ix. Calculate frequency ‘f’ of A.C. main (supply) for each set of observation and then find man value of ‘f’.
Mass of 100cm of wire = m = ---------------gm
Mass of per cm of wire = mo = m/100 = ---------------- gm/cm
Acceleration due to gravity = g = = 980 cm/s^2
For observation 1 = (^1) 0
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For observation 2 = (^2) 0
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For observation 3 = (^3) 0
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For observation 4 = (^4) 0
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Mean Value of ‘f’ =
Frequency of A.C. mains, experimentally found is = Actual frequency of A.C. mains = Percentage of Error = (Experimental Value – Actual Value)* 100 / Actual Value
Resonate length of segment of wire between two wedges Sr.#
Mass Suspended with wire including mass hanger M in gm
cm
cm
Mean ‘l’ cm 1 2 3 4