Reference no: EM131207052
Lab Assignment (same as Case Study 4):
(IT 52 Electricity and Electronics Class; Professor Mahalik)
Propose a project plan to design a Multimeter and then Design
In this Lab Assignment (LA) you will propose a project plan to design a Multimeter. Your proposal must include various designed values (technical data) as learned in the class or from the PowerPoint file. You need to refer your text book (Chapter 2) and/or corresponding PowerPoint file.
• That is before you design, first, read Chapter 2 (Section AMMETER and VOLTMETER). Then, review corresponding PowerPoint Slides presented for Chapter 2 (For short, you may refer LA4PPT Read Me File attached here). Follow the Design Steps that are mentioned in the LA4PPT Read Me file in order to calculate for your Designed Value (Technical data). Sample (Prompt) file may also help you to do this assignment.
To Do
1. You need to design a Multimeter.
2. First, calculate the designed values. The designed values must be calculated using formulas (Refer Sample (Prompt) attached here). That is follow the Design Steps that are mentioned in the LA4PPT Read Me file in order to calculate for your Designed Value (Technical data).
3. Then, draw the Figures and mention the designed values (technical data) in the Figures. You can draw the Figures using MS PowerPoint software. It is your responsibility to learn how to draw the Figures using PowerPoint software. You can use other Software to draw the Figures.
4. After, your Figures (One Figure for Ammeter and another Figure for Voltmeter) are drawn, you can copy and paste the Figures into your MS Word file (Assignment file).
5. Then turn in the MS Word Assignment file to the Blackboard.
(Open LA4PPT Read Me File to read. Open Sample (Prompt File to do).
Attachment:- Attachments.rar
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