Help just do A thank you. Question 1Consider using a pair of strain gauges attached on a beam to measure tensile stress that the beamis subject to, as shown in Fig. 1 (a). The measurement system is a bridge circuit consisting of twostrain gauges and two fixed resistors as shown in Fig. 1 (b). The supply voltage is V, gauge factorfor both gauges is G, the bridge is balanced (R1 = R2, Rg1 = Rg2) when there is no force applied.TRg1R1Pg1 (dummy)Rg2(active)ABRg2R2TFig. Q1 (a)Fig. Q1 (b)(a) When a small tensile force is applied to the beam, derive the output voltage V, in terms of thegiven parameters and the strain e.(b) Suppose the measured output voltage V₁ = 65μV, given that V = 5V, G = 2.3, Young'smodulus of the beam is 250 × 10° Newton/m². Determine the corresponding strain and stress.(c) If R1 and R2 are not perfectly matched, assume R1 = 1.05R2, derive the offset error voltagecaused and express it in %FSD (Full Scale Deflection). Is this offset voltage systematic error orrandom error? If it is systematic error, how to completely eliminate it?(d) If use an analogue-to-digital converter (ADC) to digitalise the measured voltage for furtherprocessing, to ensure a resolution of 0.002V, how many digits should be used at least torepresent the output signal?

Question 1 Consider using a pair of strain gauges attached on a beam to measure tensile stress that the beam is subject to, as shown in Fig. 1 (a). The measurement system is a bridge circuit consisting of two strain gauges and two fixed resistors as shown in Fig. 1 (b). The supply voltage is V, gauge factor for both gauges is G, the bridge is balanced (R1 = R2, Rg1 = Rg2) when there is no force applied. Rg1 R1 Rg1 (dummy) Vs V R$2 (active) A B Rg2 R2 T Fig. Q1 (a) Fig. Q1 (b) (a) When a small tensile force is applied to the beam, derive the output voltage V, in terms of the given parameters and the strain e.

Question 1 Consider using a pair of strain gauges attached on a beam to measure tensile stress that the beam is subject to, as shown in Fig. 1 (a). The measurement system is a bridge circuit consisting of two strain gauges and two fixed resistors as shown in Fig. 1 (b). The supply voltage is V, gauge factor for both gauges is G, the bridge is balanced (R1 = R2, Rg1 = Rg2) when there is no force applied. Rg1 R1 Rg1 (dummy) Vs V R$2 (active) A B Rg2 R2 T Fig. Q1 (a) Fig. Q1 (b) (a) When a small tensile force is applied to the beam, derive the output voltage V, in terms of the given parameters and the strain e.

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