In the circuit shown, R₁ and R₂ has not yet been determined.
The voltage at terminal B(VB) can be varied from minimum (wiper moves towards resistor R₂) to maximum (wiper moves towards resistor R₁) by rotating the potentiometer shaft
Part A- Finding the resistor values to get desired voltage swing
Determine the value of R₁ (in kΩ) needed to get a voltage swing of 2V ≤Vs≤7V.
Part B- Finding the resistor values to get desired voltage swing.
Determine the value of R₂ (in kΩ) needed to get a voltage swing of 2V ≤Vs≤7V.
In the circuit shown, R₁ = 20 kΩ and R₂ = 10 kΩ.The voltage at terminal B can be varied from minimum (wiper moves towards resistor R₂) to maximum (wiper moves towards resistor R₁) by rotating the potentiometer shaft.
Question 4 (8%) The potentiometer circuit shown in Fig. 3 is used to measure angular position 0. The capacitor C is used to reduce contact bounce, and the op-amp isolates the potentiometer from long lead wires and recording instrument resistance loading. The potentiometer being used rotate 320 degrees has a resistance Rp 4.0k2, and is capable of dissipating 0.02W of power in most environments. The circuit is to have a minimum sensitivity of 10.0mV/degree when 100m of AWG28 copper lead...
Q.2 Given Vsi V's2-Vs SV, and Ri-R-Rs 1002. a) Simplify the circuit into one with a single voltage source Vr and a single resistor Rr b) Find the value of Vr and RT. c) Find the value of I d) Find the voltage values with reference to ground VA, VB, Vc, Vo. e) Using Kirchhoff's Voltage Law, show that the value of is one that you obtained in c) -IR R 4) во RT R2 61 レD-iA: 5V DI I...
The switch in the circuit in (Figure 1) has been in the left position for a long time Att 0, it moves to the right position and stays there 2.4 kΩ Part A Select the correct expression for the capacitor voltage, v(t), for t 0 (t) 240e-500t y (t) 240e-1000 v O r(t)-59.4e-1000e V v(t)59.4e-00 V (t) 80e-50 V (t)-80e-1000t V Part B: Select the correct expression for the current through the 2.4 kΩ resistor, i (t), for t >...
Problem 1 (20 %) We want to analyse an electrical circuit described as a 2-port (Figure ). The circuit has source terminal with a constant ideal voltage source Vs and a loading terminal with a loading resistor Ri. Circuit with passive components Figure 1. General electric circuit We want to represent the circuit as seen from the loading terminal as a Thevinin and a Norton equivalent. Sketch these crt equivalents and describe the steps how to determine their component values....
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Consider the circuit below. Assume that the only inductance of interest is the load inductor L = 15mH connected to the output terminal. The resistors have the following values: R1 = 5kN, R2 = 2kN, R3 = 0.1kN, and RI, = 10kN. The supply voltage is Vs = 15V. Vs R2 R, vo R1 R3 Figure 6-1 It is known that the input voltage vị can be decomposed into two parts, a constant Vị and a small...
Consider the circuit shown. The table below has the values R2 of the componenets. AV R1 R2 8.00 V 227 Ω 338 Ω AV Answer the three questions below, using three significant figures Part A: Determine the current (h) flowing through the resistor R Number mA (Note the units for current Part B: Determine the voltage drop (AV4) across the resistor R Number
D 6.112 The MOSFET in the circuit of Fig. P6.112 has = 5 mA/V, and V, = 40 V. (a) Find the values of Rs,RD, and RG so that ID=0.4 mA, the largest possible value for R is used while a maximum signal swing at the drain of +0.8 V is possible, and the input resistance at the gate is 10 MS2. Neglect the Early effect. (b) Find the values of gm and r, at the bias point. (c) If...
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15 V A. What is the range of possible values of ? (HINT: What are the extremes for the possible values for ORK) I. Calculate the required value of R such that IR-50 μΑ of current. (SHOW YOUR W B. One approach: Kirchoff's Current Law (KCL) I, - 12tIe 15V R1 Vail-VheadIR Ri RiR) CR.tl)V R= ing r49 一2. Using the resistor substitution box, place the value of R determined in Part II.B. 1...