The rather simple circuit shown below is known as a voltage divider. The symbol consisting of three horizontal lines is represents “ground” and can be defined as the point where the potential is zero. The voltage divider is widely used in circuits and a single voltage source can be used to provide reduced voltage to a load resistor as shown in the second part of the figure, (a) What is the output voltage V o u t of circuit (a) in terms of R 1 , R 2 , a n d V i n (b) What is the output voltage V o u t of circuit (b) in terms of R 1 , R 2 , R L a n d V i n
The rather simple circuit shown below is known as a voltage divider. The symbol consisting of three horizontal lines is represents “ground” and can be defined as the point where the potential is zero. The voltage divider is widely used in circuits and a single voltage source can be used to provide reduced voltage to a load resistor as shown in the second part of the figure, (a) What is the output voltage V o u t of circuit (a) in terms of R 1 , R 2 , a n d V i n (b) What is the output voltage V o u t of circuit (b) in terms of R 1 , R 2 , R L a n d V i n
The rather simple circuit shown below is known as a voltage divider. The symbol consisting of three horizontal lines is represents “ground” and can be defined as the point where the potential is zero. The voltage divider is widely used in circuits and a single voltage source can be used to provide reduced voltage to a load resistor as shown in the second part of the figure, (a) What is the output voltage Vout of circuit (a) in terms of
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1
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R
2
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n
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V
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(b) What is the output voltage Vout of circuit (b) in terms of
The figure below shows a voltage divider, a circuit used to obtain a desired voltage AVout from a source voltage E.
R1
R2
AVout
Determine the required value of R, if E = 6.24 V, AV out = 1.77 V, and R, = 2.03 x 10° n.
HINT
For the circuit shown in figure below, the capacitors were each discharged before beingconnected to the voltage source. Find,(a) the equivalent capacitance(Ceq) of the combination.(b) the voltage across each capacitor(i.e.V1=?,V2=?V3=?).
Application of Integration in Circuit Analysis
here C is capacitance and i(t) is current function. Given C=1F
and i(t) = e" cos5t, calculate V.
A current of 5te" ampere flows through a 0.1 F capacitor. Determine
the voltage v(t) across the capacitor after 0.5 seconds given initial
charged is -3 V.
(Hint: The voltage
the capacitor is
across
given
by
RC integrator circuit is a series connected RC network that produces
an output signal which corresponds to the mathematical process of
integration as shown in Figure 1.The output voltage, Vour of the RC
integrator circuit is Vour =
1
IN
Given the values of R=1 kQ, C=10 µF and VIN = 12V. Assume that
capacitor is initially charged to 3V. Calculate the voltage across the
capacitor after 30ms.
VIN
VoUT
Figure 1
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