For this lab we had a resistor and an inductor in series. We had to measure voltages for both elements and use this information to calculate the current running through inductor. The way we could see if our data was accurate was to use Ohm's law through the resistor. Since both elements are in series the would have the same current. For this lab we had a 1mH inductor a 17.6 ohm resistor. Here's a picture of our circuit Here's our graph window for a sinusoidal input voltage with frequency = 1kHz, amplitude = 2V, and offset = 0V Here's our graph window for a sinusoidal input voltage with frequency = 2 kHz, amplitude = 2V, and offset = 0V Here's the inductor current we got from the wavegen generator and the one calculated from the pre-lab. Our values are pretty off, and I'm not exactly sure why, I'm assuming our math equation was wrong. Here's the graph When we had a frequency of 2khz we basically got the same graph, I'm assuming ...
