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Determining the heating power of an ohmic load in an AC circuit as a function of the applied voltage

Determining the heating power of an ohmic load in an AC circuit as a function of the applied voltage

VP3.6.6.1

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Description

In the experiment P3.6.6.1, the electrical power of an immersion heater for extra-low voltage is determined from the Joule heat emitted per unit of time and compared with the applied voltage U_rms. This experiment confirms the relationship

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1	38421	Cover for calorimeter
1	38422	Heating wire for calorimeter cover
1	38452 4	Aluminium calorimeter
1	524005W2	Mobile-CASSY 2 WiFi
1	521391 4	AC/DC power supply 0...24 V/5 A
1	59006 4	Plastic beaker
4	50128 8	Connecting lead, 32 A, 50 cm, black

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P3.6.6.1 Determining the heating power of an ohmic load in an AC circuit as a function of the applied voltage

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Determining the heating power of an ohmic load in an AC circuit as a function of the applied voltage

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