Intro:
The purpose of this lab was to observe the charging and
discharging of a capacitor. We built a circuit
with a 9V DC power supply that charges 2.5mj for 20s, and discharges in 2s. The
time it takes for a capacitor to charge up is 5τ. Where τ = RC. We will model a
real storage capacitor with the figure below and find the Thevenin equivalent.
Data:
W=2.5mj t= 20s Vs=9
Vcap = Vs(1-e^(5t/τ) = 9.939
C= 2*W/Vcap^2 = 62.57μF
Charging:
20=Rc*C à Rc=64800Ω
I= Vs/Rc= 0.139mA
P=IV=1.25W
Vfinal= 8.87
Vfinal = Rleak / Rc + Rleak
à
Rleak = 4421353Ω
Charging Process
Discharging:
2=Rd*C à
Rd=639.2Ω
I= Vs/Rc= 1.93mA
P=IV=.0125W
Discharging Process
Analysis:
During charging the thevein resistance is found with Vth = Rleak
* Rc / (Rc + Rleak) = 63017Ω. During discharging the thevein
resistance is 639.1Ω. Vth = Vcap = 9.939V
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