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Dec 6, 2023

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Classwork 1 Report Circuit 1 Diagram Circuit 1 Analysis For the following analysis, the output values can be found from the input values by implementing the circuit analysis methods and calculations we have learned in previous classes.
Circuit 2 Diagram Circuit 2 Analysis For the following analysis, the output values can be found from the input values by implementing the circuit analysis methods and calculations we have learned in previous classes. Circuit 3 Diagram
Circuit 3 Analysis Below is a graph of V(out) and V(V1:+). Given the input of the circuit, the output is graphed on a range from 5 to 10 V in 0.5 increments. At 5V, V(out) is around 17V and V(V1:+) is around 5V. At 10V, V(out) is around 34V and V(V1:+) is around 10V. All of this could be proven using the mathematical methods of solving circuits. (note: V(V1:+) is very faint at the bottom) Below is a graph of V(out) using the voltage probe. This graph is the same as V(out) above.
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Below is a graph of the voltage across R3 using the double probes. Given the input of the circuit, the output is graphed on a range from 5 to 10 V in 0.5 increments. The graph begins at around -12V and goes to around -24V. All of this could be proven using the mathematical methods of solving circuits. Below is a graph of the ration of V(out) to V(V1:+), also known as the gain. Given the input of the circuit, the output is graphed on a range from 5 to 10 V in 0.5 increments. Since the changes are so slight, the output is a straight line. All of this could be proven using the mathematical methods of solving circuits.