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An wattmeter measures the real power flow in an electrical circuit. he real power flow in a DC or AC circuit is given b!
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%here v is the instantaneous voltage and i is the instantaneous current. In all electronic measurements an analog four&quadrant multiplier is used for this purpose. he general form of output of a t!pical four quadrant analog multiplier is
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%attmeter design
In this session we would learn real power could be measured with analog multipliers. Connect a small resistance (s is series with the load. Connect the other circuit components as shown in )ig. #.
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