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Class 12 Activity

The document outlines various experiments aimed at studying electrical properties and optics, including the variation of potential drop in a wire, identifying diodes, and observing image formation by convex lenses. It includes detailed apparatus lists, procedures, and expected results for each activity. Precautions for conducting the experiments are also provided to ensure accuracy and safety.

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Class 12 Activity

The document outlines various experiments aimed at studying electrical properties and optics, including the variation of potential drop in a wire, identifying diodes, and observing image formation by convex lenses. It includes detailed apparatus lists, procedures, and expected results for each activity. Precautions for conducting the experiments are also provided to ensure accuracy and safety.

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AM: To study the variation in potential drop with length of a wire for a steady current.

APPARATUS

A potentiometer, key, battery, ammeter, voltmeter, rheostat, a battery, connecting wires and sand-paper.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

K Ra

PROCEDURE
the connections.
1. Assemble the circuit as shown. Clean the ends of the connecting wires before making
X, in contact with the
2. Adjust the rheostat so as to introduce the maximum possible resistance. Place
adjust the resistance in the
wire at Y to get a reasonable value of potential difference. If necessary,
rheostat.
1/2

Y, record the value of the lenoil


3. By kevping the sliding contact X, at different positions between X and
T of the wire and the corresponding potential difference V. Make sure
that the current remain
the wire.
constant during the experiment. Do not slide the contact on
4. Plot a graph between Vand l. Observe shape of the graph and interpret the same.
S. No Length of the wire (l cm) Potential Difference (V volts)

1. 250
2
2.
3 7So
4. Ig0D
5.

Calcalaigw: Pokentioal gradieut k Y = o 00o4.


RESULT
For a conducting wire of uniform area of cross-section carrying a steady
current, the potential difference across a length of wire is proportional to the
length.
PRECAUTIONS
1. The ends of the connecting wires should be clearned before making
connections.
2. The connections should be neat and tight.
cm
3. The crrent should be passed for minimum possible time.
Dated
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given open Ciscuit Combring at least a
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batey'
that are not Connected in Raber order
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Apparahus Required!. A given open ar ceut Comprikiymd t Co
esistor oheostat
ammeer, Voltmeer, Connechvg wires amd
plug key.
a pece Sand paper.
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an LED, a resistor ad a Cap aciter


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frem a mired Collechen such item.
Appargtus Requed' A muimeter a mixed collechen ay dinde
LED. eHter and Capaciter,
Theor iode Ato terminal device wh1ch Conduct cuneut wben
PoxDard byased and not Lohen everte bfaed.
ED} A igh emitiug diode is a to ter minal de v0Ce uch
Conduct ure slen fenaad biased aud not wten YeverSe bLsed
Resister.A tup teminal deike slich Conducts equally
bot direchens.
Cap aciter Atuo texmnal deice clh a{ers infnute res ctaxt
to de hut has a finite Yeactance for ac.
Qiagrants
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Carben Yelter diode LED
Cabacitrs.
Dated
Activiy
Aim!. To study the nature an Size y the image fo med
by a Convex lews Usig a a Can
Ca dle aud a Screen.
Appaatus Reqied! A Convex leus a Cardle, a Scoeen, an opcal
bench, mete SCale.
Con vex leus depeuds e the
Theoy!. The naure o the image formed bya
Posiion the object with vesbect to the lexs. The image nay be real
virtual. Convex les procuces real imege frs obech at or beyond tue
focus. for object bchscen Oand f, the image iA virtual amd ereet.
Resull The nature ad iize the imape fo med by a Convtx, leus Is ws
given belo.
SNo Size f INatue
im oy
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Between F'and 2f' Beyond 2f Lorge Real inverted
Af Real invested
Beween fand les he the Same
very tage
Side o lens Enlarged Vitualf
(not en SCreen)

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