So I conclude that Multi sim results are wrong, very wrong. I know Mathematic results are 100% correct, no doubt in that.So I must accept the result which is more closer to the mathematic.So practical results are more near to Multisim results. The next questions was which results to accept, there are three results This 0.22V error is generated due to various reasons, resistances of wires,not 100% accurate rated capacitors, stray capacitances,and the list goes on and on. Vcc=11.55V approximately equals to 11.77V to Electrical Machines, Introduction to the Power Grid & Power Generation. The 12V power supply gives around 11.77V when checked by multimeter. Software, NI Multisim 12, single licence (D, GB) - Available at . The buttons (from left to right) in the Power Source Components toolbar place the following. I got worried about this thing very much.I performed the same experiment on computer and other practically.I took two real capacitors and and one real multimeter and one breadboard with 12V power supply.
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