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Q4 Refer to Figure below. Determine the following: (a)...
multisim help Part II: Capacitors in AC Circuits In this part, you will determine the impedance...
multisim help
Part II: Capacitors in AC Circuits In this part, you will determine the impedance of the circuit at various frequencies. The capacitive reactance is calculated using Xc = Vc/Ic 1- Construct the circuit of Figure 9.2. Connect meters to measure voltage and current. R1 mA 1kohm C1 AC 3.3uF Figure 9.2-Circuit to Determine Capacitive Reactance 2- Set the voltage to 6Vrms at 60Hz. Measure and record values in Table 9.3. Calculate reactance using Xc = 1/(2nf C) and...
PLEASE HELP ME WITH THE CALCULATIONS, I NEED THE VOLTAGE THEORY AND VOLTAGE IDEAL CALCULATIONS. R1...
PLEASE HELP ME WITH THE CALCULATIONS, I NEED THE VOLTAGE THEORY
AND VOLTAGE IDEAL
CALCULATIONS.
R1 ww 100kn VOM DC 100kOhm (DMM,OSC) R2 10kn R3 R4 0.000 V1 5 V 100kn 1.0M R2 10k V(ideal) When R(VOM)= o0 2 V (theory) R3-100k R4 1MQ Reff R2*R(VOM) (R2+R(VOM)) 10*50(10+50) 8.33 k V(theory) V1 Reff (R1+Reff) V(ideal)=V1*R2/(R1+R2)|
I just need help with the theoretical output frequency and amplitude for part (26) using the...
I just need help with the theoretical output frequency and
amplitude for part (26) using the data from Project D.
Relaxation Oscillator R Vout C R2 ww R1 Figure 6-Relaxation Oscillator Project A С R Rl R2 0.1 uF 15K 18K 3.ЗК 12K В 0.22 uF 4.7K 15K C 0.22 uF 10K 5.6K 15K 15K 0.1 uF 20K 6.8K Table 5- Component Values for Relaxation Oscillator (25) Construct the circuit from Figure 6 with the component values according to Table...
Please just a walk through guide with formulas and steps. Problem 1. For the differential amplifier...
Please just a walk through guide with formulas and
steps.
Problem 1. For the differential amplifier of Figure P-1, it is given that RA-RB-602, R2-302, RSA-RsB 3kS2, R 6kS2. To calculate bias currents, you may assume that K, = and β = oo . Also I'm = ν,,-IV (DC). You may make reasonable approximations to obtain answers accurate to 10% . Find the bias current Ic3 b) Find the bias voltages at VoUT, VE1, and Vcs c) Find the small-signal...
could you please help me in Finding Io. the current. Problem 5 , R = 50,...
could you please help me in Finding Io. the
current.
Problem 5 , R = 50, R2 = 20 and Find / and v. if v = 1 V, R = 10 R = 80 1st circuit: Vou Vin R 2nd circuit:Cou -4 Gain = -5.-4 = 20 R. 3 vout = -5.-4. vs = -5.-4.1V = 20 V o Ô e OOR Review Pr. 9 Dashboa... 92. Deter... ?
cN you please help me with question 2 t Figure 2.3, reasure RnLİ" İhandl, using the...
cN you please help me with question 2
t Figure 2.3, reasure RnLİ" İhandl, using the DMM RI R2 F3 94 ns Figure 2.3 Show all computer simulation. For the circuit of Figure 2.3 calculate RT-L 1, la and 13. With V,-10 V. RE-510 R 2.2 kQ, R- 1 k2, R 2. 1 k2, and R,- 2.7 kQ. Show all computer simulation. 3. In this voltage divider circuit of Figure 2.1, the parar ieters are: Total Input Resistance Ri+R) -15...
Please help me answer this 3-part question based on the information that follows, showing work when...
Please help me answer this 3-part question based on the
information that follows, showing work when helpful:
a. What is the effective resistance of the resistors you
used for number 3?
b. Which of your measurements had the smallest relative
uncertainty?
c. Batteries have an internal resistance, which we have
not considered in the lab. How would the internal resistance of
your battery affected your calculations for part a?
R1=10 KiloOhms, R2=2.2 KiloOhms, R3=1 KiloOhm, E1 and E2 each
equal...
can you help me answer question #6 please the first circuit was series the second circuit...
can you help me answer question #6 please
the first circuit was series
the second circuit was parallel
and the third circuit was both
thank you
4) Calculate the EXPECTED voltage through each resistor for each of the circuits (#1, 2) in PART II from the total current and the equivalent resistance. Calculate %error for one your measurements based on the calculated value from this question. 5) Calculate the EXPECTED current THROUGH EACH RESISITOR for each of the circuits (#1,...
hi can you please help me solve this problem?..thank you.. Figure Q4(d) shows the Hard Disk...
hi can you please help me solve this problem?..thank
you..
Figure Q4(d) shows the Hard Disk Drive Read/Write structure. 8-bits data is currently (d) being stored from location 0 to 7, and the data reading and writing is done magnetically Reference: Write Head Read Head NWrite Write 1 (1) (0) N Figure Q4(d) (i) Using the reference write (1) and write (0), explain the process of writing 110011002 into location 0 to 7. [5 marks] (ii) Using the positive edge...
Anything would be help please help me OBJECTIVES Study the behavior of capacitors while charging Learn how changing the...
Anything would be help please help me
OBJECTIVES Study the behavior of capacitors while charging Learn how changing the values of R or C in a series RC circuit affects the charging time Learn the behavior of capacitor and inductor in a DC circuit 1. 2. 3. EQUIPMENT Breadboard, Multimeter, DC power supply, Oscilloscope, Resistor, Capacitor (values will be provided in lab) Connect the given circuit and notice how the capacitor charges Measure the voltage across the resistor, and across...
multisim help
Part II: Capacitors in AC Circuits In this part, you will determine the impedance of the circuit at various frequencies. The capacitive reactance is calculated using Xc = Vc/Ic 1- Construct the circuit of Figure 9.2. Connect meters to measure voltage and current. R1 mA 1kohm C1 AC 3.3uF Figure 9.2-Circuit to Determine Capacitive Reactance 2- Set the voltage to 6Vrms at 60Hz. Measure and record values in Table 9.3. Calculate reactance using Xc = 1/(2nf C) and...
PLEASE HELP ME WITH THE CALCULATIONS, I NEED THE VOLTAGE THEORY
AND VOLTAGE IDEAL
CALCULATIONS.
R1 ww 100kn VOM DC 100kOhm (DMM,OSC) R2 10kn R3 R4 0.000 V1 5 V 100kn 1.0M R2 10k V(ideal) When R(VOM)= o0 2 V (theory) R3-100k R4 1MQ Reff R2*R(VOM) (R2+R(VOM)) 10*50(10+50) 8.33 k V(theory) V1 Reff (R1+Reff) V(ideal)=V1*R2/(R1+R2)|
I just need help with the theoretical output frequency and
amplitude for part (26) using the data from Project D.
Relaxation Oscillator R Vout C R2 ww R1 Figure 6-Relaxation Oscillator Project A С R Rl R2 0.1 uF 15K 18K 3.ЗК 12K В 0.22 uF 4.7K 15K C 0.22 uF 10K 5.6K 15K 15K 0.1 uF 20K 6.8K Table 5- Component Values for Relaxation Oscillator (25) Construct the circuit from Figure 6 with the component values according to Table...
Please just a walk through guide with formulas and
steps.
Problem 1. For the differential amplifier of Figure P-1, it is given that RA-RB-602, R2-302, RSA-RsB 3kS2, R 6kS2. To calculate bias currents, you may assume that K, = and β = oo . Also I'm = ν,,-IV (DC). You may make reasonable approximations to obtain answers accurate to 10% . Find the bias current Ic3 b) Find the bias voltages at VoUT, VE1, and Vcs c) Find the small-signal...
could you please help me in Finding Io. the
current.
Problem 5 , R = 50, R2 = 20 and Find / and v. if v = 1 V, R = 10 R = 80 1st circuit: Vou Vin R 2nd circuit:Cou -4 Gain = -5.-4 = 20 R. 3 vout = -5.-4. vs = -5.-4.1V = 20 V o Ô e OOR Review Pr. 9 Dashboa... 92. Deter... ?
cN you please help me with question 2
t Figure 2.3, reasure RnLİ" İhandl, using the DMM RI R2 F3 94 ns Figure 2.3 Show all computer simulation. For the circuit of Figure 2.3 calculate RT-L 1, la and 13. With V,-10 V. RE-510 R 2.2 kQ, R- 1 k2, R 2. 1 k2, and R,- 2.7 kQ. Show all computer simulation. 3. In this voltage divider circuit of Figure 2.1, the parar ieters are: Total Input Resistance Ri+R) -15...
Please help me answer this 3-part question based on the
information that follows, showing work when helpful:
a. What is the effective resistance of the resistors you
used for number 3?
b. Which of your measurements had the smallest relative
uncertainty?
c. Batteries have an internal resistance, which we have
not considered in the lab. How would the internal resistance of
your battery affected your calculations for part a?
R1=10 KiloOhms, R2=2.2 KiloOhms, R3=1 KiloOhm, E1 and E2 each
equal...
can you help me answer question #6 please
the first circuit was series
the second circuit was parallel
and the third circuit was both
thank you
4) Calculate the EXPECTED voltage through each resistor for each of the circuits (#1, 2) in PART II from the total current and the equivalent resistance. Calculate %error for one your measurements based on the calculated value from this question. 5) Calculate the EXPECTED current THROUGH EACH RESISITOR for each of the circuits (#1,...
hi can you please help me solve this problem?..thank
you..
Figure Q4(d) shows the Hard Disk Drive Read/Write structure. 8-bits data is currently (d) being stored from location 0 to 7, and the data reading and writing is done magnetically Reference: Write Head Read Head NWrite Write 1 (1) (0) N Figure Q4(d) (i) Using the reference write (1) and write (0), explain the process of writing 110011002 into location 0 to 7. [5 marks] (ii) Using the positive edge...
Anything would be help please help me
OBJECTIVES Study the behavior of capacitors while charging Learn how changing the values of R or C in a series RC circuit affects the charging time Learn the behavior of capacitor and inductor in a DC circuit 1. 2. 3. EQUIPMENT Breadboard, Multimeter, DC power supply, Oscilloscope, Resistor, Capacitor (values will be provided in lab) Connect the given circuit and notice how the capacitor charges Measure the voltage across the resistor, and across...
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