1. Objective: 2. Introduction to the Principle of Superposition. Demonstration of Constructive and Destructive Interference in circuits. Lab Prep Checklist:/n4. Procedure: Using the lab equipment, build Circuits 1 and 2 in

turn. For each circuit, you are required to carry out the Superposition procedure as follows: Step 1: Voltage Source V1 on its own (replace Voltage Source V2 by a short-circuit). Step 2: Voltage Source V2 on its own (replace Voltage Source V1 by a short-circuit). Step 3: Voltage Sources V1 and V2 both connected. Source Note the only change required to Circuit 1 for Circuit 2 is the switch in polarity of the power supply leads for Voltage Source V2. Ref Figure 1 and Figure 2 respectively. For each case, use the Multimeter to measure the voltages VA, VB and VC, and currents IR1, IR2 and ILB. Ensure all results are presented clearly in tabular format for each circuit as shown. V1 only V2 only V1 and V2 VA Table : Calculated and Measured Results [Circuit_]. VB Vc IR1 IR2 ILB Theory Measured Theory Measured Theory Measured Theory Measured Theory Measured Theory Measured