With a D'Arsonval movement with 100 internal resistance and 1 mA FSD current, it is required to design a multi- range voltmeter with a voltage ranges of 10 V, 50 V, 250 V and 500 V by using a multipliers all connected in series with the moving coil. Therefore Rs1=........... Rs2=........., Rs3=............ Rs4=......... O O O R_s1= 9.9 KQ, R_s2= 40 KQ, R_s3= 200 ΚΩ R_s4= 250 ΚΩ R_s1= 9.9 KQ, R_s2= 40 KQ, R_s3= 20 KQ R_s4= 250 KQ R_s1= 99 KQ, R_s2= 40 KQ, R_s3= 200 KQ R_s4= 250 KQ R_s1= 9.9 KQ, R_s2= 400 KQ, R_s3= 200 ΚΩ R_s4= 250 ΚΩ

With a D'Arsonval movement with 100 internal resistance and 1 mA FSD current, it is required to design a multi- range voltmeter with a voltage ranges of 10 V, 50 V, 250 V and 500 V by using a multipliers all connected in series with the moving coil. Therefore Rs1=........... Rs2=........., Rs3=............ Rs4=......... O O O R_s1= 9.9 KQ, R_s2= 40 KQ, R_s3= 200 ΚΩ R_s4= 250 ΚΩ R_s1= 9.9 KQ, R_s2= 40 KQ, R_s3= 20 KQ R_s4= 250 KQ R_s1= 99 KQ, R_s2= 40 KQ, R_s3= 200 KQ R_s4= 250 KQ R_s1= 9.9 KQ, R_s2= 400 KQ, R_s3= 200 ΚΩ R_s4= 250 ΚΩ

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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