Part 3/6:
Performance Metrics and Observations
The experiment measures the electrical output with and without a load across the dual circuits. When tested without any load, the system produces approximately 66.8 volts and 240 microamps, markedly different from a previous single-circuit measurement exceeding 100 volts and around 100 microamps. This indicates a decrease in voltage but an increase in current when employing two circuits.
Under load conditions, with the 1,000-ohm resistor across the dual circuits, the voltage drops slightly to about 232 volts, actually measuring close to 981 ohms due to the resistor's value. The power output in this state is calculated at roughly 55 microwatts, more than doubling the earlier single-circuit power output, which was around 16 to 20 microwatts.