Task no. 2What should be the relationship of resistances: R, /R3 and R, / R, to realize voltage division ratios:UmR,- Uoutl / Uin = 0,2 ;- Uout2 / Uin= 0,04 ?R2CalculationsR3AnswerThe determined relationship of resistances:R,| R;R, =· R;%3DR, / R; =R, =x R3Тask no. 3The range of processing voltage is U = (-5, +5) V. What should be theminimum number of bits of analog-to-digital converter N, at which thequantization error Dq is lower than 10 mV.CalculationsAnswerNumber of bits N,:N, 2

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Task no. 2 What should be the relationship of resistances: R, / R; and R,/ R; to realize voltage division ratios: Um R, - Uoutl / Uin = 0,2; - Uout2 / Uin = 0,04 ? o U R2 Calculations R3 Answer The determined relationship of resistances: R, I R; = Þ R;=. ...... R, / R;=. R, = ... x R; .... .. ......

Task no. 2 What should be the relationship of resistances: R, / R; and R,/ R; to realize voltage division ratios: Um R, - Uoutl / Uin = 0,2; - Uout2 / Uin = 0,04 ? o U R2 Calculations R3 Answer The determined relationship of resistances: R, I R; = Þ R;=. ...... R, / R;=. R, = ... x R; .... .. ......

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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