The readings from a potentiometric angular displacement sensor is amplified with a gain of 10. The full potentiometer resistance is 10K-Ohm and it refers to 120°.The supply voltage is 1V.Given that instantanaeous input is 90° and input resistance of the amplifier is 16K-Ohm, what is the loading error due to use of amplifier in volts? A) 0,8571 B) 0,6585 O C) 0,7867 D) None E) 0,9666

The readings from a potentiometric angular displacement sensor is amplified with a gain of 10. The full potentiometer resistance is 10K-Ohm and it refers to 120°.The supply voltage is 1V.Given that instantanaeous input is 90° and input resistance of the amplifier is 16K-Ohm, what is the loading error due to use of amplifier in volts? A) 0,8571 B) 0,6585 O C) 0,7867 D) None E) 0,9666

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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