2. According to circuit below calculate values for RF, VOUT and VCE in case of the relay is activated for an input voltage of VIN = 100 mV. What would be worst case scenario if R3 has ±10% tolerance? OP-AMP is ideal. Transistor data: VBE =0.8V, ẞ = 100 Relay 12V/200 R1 R2 R3 = 10 KQ = = +O VIN OV 2H R1 RF ww ww VOUT R3 WW-13 OV ww 0.8V Q+15V [ 12V/2009 R₂ OV VCE

2. According to circuit below calculate values for RF, VOUT and VCE in case of the relay is activated for an input voltage of VIN = 100 mV. What would be worst case scenario if R3 has ±10% tolerance? OP-AMP is ideal. Transistor data: VBE =0.8V, ẞ = 100 Relay 12V/200 R1 R2 R3 = 10 KQ = = +O VIN OV 2H R1 RF ww ww VOUT R3 WW-13 OV ww 0.8V Q+15V [ 12V/2009 R₂ OV VCE

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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