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By having a LDR and a resistor in series, the pupils investigate using an ammeter and voltmeter, how the resistance and p.d. across a component are linked to the total resistance and potential difference.  
 
By having a LDR and a resistor in series, the pupils investigate using an ammeter and voltmeter, how the resistance and p.d. across a component are linked to the total resistance and potential difference.  
 
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The pupils predict how the Vout for a thermistor will vary with temperature, when in series with a resistor. They then take data to check their predictions.
 
The pupils predict how the Vout for a thermistor will vary with temperature, when in series with a resistor. They then take data to check their predictions.
 
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An LDR is in series with a resistor. Across the LDR is placed a diode and motor. The pupils are asked to predict what will happen.
 
An LDR is in series with a resistor. Across the LDR is placed a diode and motor. The pupils are asked to predict what will happen.
 
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Latest revision as of 10:40, 26 August 2008

Class Experiment 1

By having a LDR and a resistor in series, the pupils investigate using an ammeter and voltmeter, how the resistance and p.d. across a component are linked to the total resistance and potential difference.

Resources

Analysis

Equipment

Safety

Class Experiment 2

The pupils predict how the Vout for a thermistor will vary with temperature, when in series with a resistor. They then take data to check their predictions.

Resources

Analysis

Plot a graph of Vout against temperature.

Equipment

Safety

Demonstration 1

An LDR is in series with a resistor. Across the LDR is placed a diode and motor. The pupils are asked to predict what will happen.

Resources

Analysis

Mathematical values of I and p.d. are required to see when the motor starts to work.

Equipment

Safety

Syllabus

Motion, Energy & Charge