Abstract
An electrified nickel wire can produce heat. The heat is transferred to the environment around the wire radiation. However, the temperature produced by the wire will differ depending on the number of voltages supplied by the power source. Here, we do an experiment to measure the temperature of stand-up wire at each voltage of 4.5 V, 6.0 V, 7.5 V, 9.0 V, and 12 V. As a comparison, numerical measurements are done by JavaScript program. We show that the highest temperature of the wire approaches 314 K at 12 V. To equalize the temperature in both methods, the numerical scale factor of time and current in numerical measurements are changed according to the voltage. As a result, temperatures produced in both methods have minimal gap difference with error percentage below 0.5%. In conclusion, the experiment results were used to determine the scaling parameters to approach the ideal thermal response curve in actual values.
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