Lab report ASAP PLEASE.
Physics 2320 Lab Title:
Your Name
Due Date:
Lab reports must be typed. For equations, you can use the equation editor in Microsoft.
Abstract:
In the Abstract, you summarize your findings from the experiment in a short paragraph. You will briefly state the results and what you learned from the experiment.
Introduction
Summarize the introduction found in the in the lab write-up. For example, in the Capacitance lab, one objective is to investigate how capacitance varies with separation etc. .
Theory
Summarize the theory behind the experiment. For example, in the Capacitance lab, show how the equation
is derived from equating the electric field of a charge distribution with gradient of the potential, or,
Then show the governing equation for the problem you are trying to address in the lab which is how to us a model to find the charge in the capacitor and the system capacitance,
Data
Present in this section your data. This should include the raw data and any data obtained from the raw data. In this section, present the graphs plotted from the data. For example, in the Capacitance lab, I expect to see your table of Voltage versus Separation of plates, as well as table 2 in the lab.
Results, Data Analysis and Sample Calculations
In this section, you need to present any data analysis done on the obtained data in order to draw your conclusions. If you have done repetitive calculations, you need to show one sample from each calculation. For instance, in the capacitance lab, show the plot that shows best agreement with the data and the best fit model with the charge and system capacitance like,
With a caption describing what is plotted. In this section you report on the Model and the values of Q and Csyst you obtained. Also you report on your investigation with the dielectric materials.
Conclusions
In this section, you will answer questions posed in the lab write-up. In the Capacitance lab, you need to answer questions posed in the Conclusion section of the lab instructions that you downloaded from BB. If the lab instructions do not have any questions on the performed lab, then you draw your own conclusions and your findings.
References
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