Practice Question 2A bridge circuit shown in Figure Q2 is used to measure the relative permittivity of a specimeninserted between the capacitor plates, Cz.R1specimenFigure Q2Without the specimen inserted (air between the capacitor plates), the balance condition isachieved with the following values;Ci= 150 pFC3 = 678 pFC4= 200 pFR1= 5 k2R= 3 k2R4=100 2.With the specimen inserted, the balance condition is achieved with the following values;C1= 150 pFC3= 888 pFC4= 200 pFR1=1 k2R2= 3 k2R4= 50 2.%3D) Derive the equation for Cx Show that C: depends only on C3, R1, and R4. (Please includeall derivation steps).(i) Find the relative permittivity of the specimen.

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Practice Question 2 A bridge circuit shown in Figure Q2 is used to measure the relative permittivity of a specimen inserted between the capacitor plates, Cr. specimen Figure Q? Without the specimen inserted (air between the capacitor plates), the balance condition is achieved with the following values; C= 150 pF C3= 678 pF C4= 200 pF R=5 k2 R=3 k2 R4-100 2 With the specimen inserted, the balance condition is achieved with the following values; 150 pF C= sss pF C4= 200 pF R=1 k2 R= 3 k2 R4= 50 2 () Derive the equation for Cz Show that C: depends only on C3, R1, and R4. (Please inchude all derivation steps). (i) Find the relative permittivity of the specimen.

Practice Question 2 A bridge circuit shown in Figure Q2 is used to measure the relative permittivity of a specimen inserted between the capacitor plates, Cr. specimen Figure Q? Without the specimen inserted (air between the capacitor plates), the balance condition is achieved with the following values; C= 150 pF C3= 678 pF C4= 200 pF R=5 k2 R=3 k2 R4-100 2 With the specimen inserted, the balance condition is achieved with the following values; 150 pF C= sss pF C4= 200 pF R=1 k2 R= 3 k2 R4= 50 2 () Derive the equation for Cz Show that C: depends only on C3, R1, and R4. (Please inchude all derivation steps). (i) Find the relative permittivity of the specimen.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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