Electricidad y electromagnetismo · AP Physics 2 (DC Circuits)

Simulador dinámico de la ley de Ohm

Q: Does Ohm's law apply universally? When does it fail?

Strictly for ohmic resistors. It fails for non-ohmic devices (motors, electrolysis cells, diodes) where electrical energy converts to work or chemistry.

Q: Why does volt-ampere measurement always carry systematic error? How to achieve zero error?

Real meters are non-ideal. True zero-error measurement requires a Wheatstone bridge or Kelvin 4-wire sensing.

Q: How does temperature affect metal vs semiconductor resistance differently?

Metals have positive temperature coefficient (PTC, R rises with heat). Semiconductors have negative coefficient (NTC, R drops exponentially).

Q: What is typical human body resistance? Why is 36V the legal safety threshold?

Wet human skin drops to ~1000Ω. Lethal threshold is ~30mA. U = IR = 30mA * 1000Ω = 30V, establishing the 36V safety ceiling.

Simulador dinámico de la ley de Ohm y método voltiamperimétrico: conexión interna y externa

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Velocidad:

Preajustes y errores frecuentes:

Variables de control del experimento

Resistencia real Rx

Resistencia del amperímetro RA

Resistencia del voltímetro RV

Modo de conexión

Derivaciones y métricas en tiempo real

Resistencia medida R_meas

Error sistemático relativo

Umbral crítico sqrt(RA*RV)

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Derivación de fórmulas en tiempo real

Fórmula básica: --

Sustitución de valores: --

Estado físico: --

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Ejemplos clásicos y análisis de errores en exámenes

Worked Problem

Problema: Rx ≈ 10Ω, RA = 0.2Ω, RV = 2000Ω. Choose internal or external wiring. Does it read high or low?

Derivación paso a paso:

Critical R0 = sqrt(0.2*2000) = 20Ω. Since Rx < 20Ω (small resistor), select external wiring. Voltmeter current diversion makes R_meas read low.

Worked Problem

Problema: A conductor passes 0.5A at 6V. What is its resistance? What if voltage drops to 0V?

Derivación paso a paso:

R = 6/0.5 = 12Ω. At 0V, resistance remains 12Ω! Resistance is an intrinsic physical property independent of voltage.

Hoja de indagación en clase y tareas

Q1. Variant 1: In testing I vs U relationship, what parameter must be kept constant? What is the rheostat's function?

Q2. Variant 2: How does the "touch test" empirical method identify optimal wiring without knowing meter resistances?

Q3. Variant 3: A uniform wire is folded in half and twisted together. What is the new resistance ratio?

Preguntas frecuentes y errores conceptuales

Does Ohm's law apply universally? When does it fail?

Strictly for ohmic resistors. It fails for non-ohmic devices (motors, electrolysis cells, diodes) where electrical energy converts to work or chemistry.

Why does volt-ampere measurement always carry systematic error? How to achieve zero error?

Real meters are non-ideal. True zero-error measurement requires a Wheatstone bridge or Kelvin 4-wire sensing.

How does temperature affect metal vs semiconductor resistance differently?

Metals have positive temperature coefficient (PTC, R rises with heat). Semiconductors have negative coefficient (NTC, R drops exponentially).

What is typical human body resistance? Why is 36V the legal safety threshold?

Wet human skin drops to ~1000Ω. Lethal threshold is ~30mA. U = IR = 30mA * 1000Ω = 30V, establishing the 36V safety ceiling.