Rate of emf decline and rate of change of internal resistance

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SUMMARY

The discussion focuses on measuring the electromotive force (emf) decline and the internal resistance of a test cell using a potentiometer and a resistor as a load. The user seeks to establish two balance points: one for emf measurement and another for calculating internal resistance while the cell is drained. The conversation emphasizes the importance of circuit diagrams and the relevant equations for accurate calculations of internal resistance.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of electromotive force (emf) measurement techniques
  • Familiarity with potentiometers and their applications in circuit design
  • Knowledge of internal resistance calculations in electrical circuits
  • Ability to interpret and create circuit diagrams
NEXT STEPS
  • Research methods for measuring electromotive force (emf) using potentiometers
  • Study the equations for calculating internal resistance in voltage supplies
  • Explore circuit design principles for using resistors as loads in testing
  • Learn how to create and analyze circuit diagrams for electrical experiments
USEFUL FOR

Electrical engineers, researchers in electrochemistry, and students studying circuit analysis will benefit from this discussion, particularly those interested in measuring emf and internal resistance in battery testing scenarios.

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Hello everyone, I am trying to work on this topic as my research. i plan on using a potentiometer but i want to be able to use the resistor (across the test cell) as the load and still be able to obtain two balance points. one for emf, and another for calculating internal resistance as the cell is being drained by the resistor. any help please?
 
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williamkat said:
Hello everyone, I am trying to work on this topic as my research. i plan on using a potentiometer but i want to be able to use the resistor (across the test cell) as the load and still be able to obtain two balance points. one for emf, and another for calculating internal resistance as the cell is being drained by the resistor. any help please?

Welcome to the PF.

Can you please post a circuit diagram of your setup? What equations are you going to use to calculate the internal resistance of your voltage supply?
 

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