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11. Design a circuit that has the approximate value of current (±10 percent) as the circuits of Fig. 3.2a and b but with the following three specification restrictions: (1) voltage must be between 1 and 15 V; (2) resistance must be less than 1 k; and (3) the resistor used must be a standard value available in your lab.

11. Design a circuit that has the approximate value of current (±10 percent) as the circuits of Fig. 3.2a and b but with the following three specification restrictions: (1) voltage must be between 1 and 15 V; (2) resistance must be less than 1 k; and (3) the resistor used must be a standard value available in your lab.

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11. Design a circuit that has the approximate value of current (±10 percent) as the circuits of Fig. 3.2a and b but with the following three specification restrictions: (1) voltage must be between 1 and 15 V; (2) resistance must be less than 1 kQ; and (3) the resistor used must be a standard value available in your lab.
Transcribed Image Text:11. Design a circuit that has the approximate value of current (±10 percent) as the circuits of Fig. 3.2a and b but with the following three specification restrictions: (1) voltage must be between 1 and 15 V; (2) resistance must be less than 1 kQ; and (3) the resistor used must be a standard value available in your lab.
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