A moving-coil meter, with internal resistance .

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A moving-coil meter with an internal resistance of 15 Ω achieves full-scale deflection at 13 mA. To design a voltmeter capable of measuring 0-14 V, a series resistor (Rseries) must be calculated. The circuit should be drawn with the meter connected to a 14 V source to determine the necessary resistance for full-scale deflection. The discussion emphasizes using known electrical principles to solve for Rseries. Further assistance is available if needed.
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A moving-coil meter, with internal resistance Rmeter = 15 Ω produces full-scale deflection for a current of 13 mA. Design a voltmeter, as shown below, which can measure voltages in the range 0 - 14 V. What is the required value for Rseries?

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Basically it's asking you to put the moving coil current meter into a box together with a resistor so you can call the whole thing a voltmeter.

Draw the circuit and show it connected to a 14 V source/battery. Use what you know to work out what value of R gives full scale deflection whan connected to 14V.

Come back if you are stuck.
 


Voltmeter "as shown below"?
 

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