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(a) Show how you would rewire the protoboard in Figure 5-4(a) so that all the odd-numbered resistors come first followed by the even-numbered ones. (b) Determine the resistance value of each resistor.
FIGURE 5-4
(a)
Show the rewired diagram of the protoboard in given Figure so that all the odd-numbered resistors come first followed by the even-numbered ones.
Explanation of Solution
Discussion:
Refer to given Figure 5-4 in the textbook.
The circuit in given Figure is redrawn as Figure 1 as per the given data.
Given that, the odd-numbered resistors are connected first, and then followed by the even-numbered resistors. That is, the resistors
The schematic circuit of Figure 1 is drawn as Figure 2.
Conclusion:
Thus, the rewired diagram of the given protoboard is drawn.
(b)
Find the resistance value for each of the resistors in the given Figure.
Answer to Problem 1RP
The resistance value for the resistor
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
Using the standard color codes, the value of the resistors can be calculated. The resistor schematic with 4-band code is drawn as shown in Figure 3.
For Resistor
The color code for brown color is digit
Therefore, the value of the resistor
For Resistor
The color code for the first orange color line is digit
Therefore, the value of the resistor
For Resistor
The color code for orange color is digit
Therefore, the value of the resistor
For Resistor
The color code for yellow color is digit
Therefore, the value of the resistor
For Resistor
The color code for the first red color line is digit
Therefore, the value of the resistor
Conclusion:
Thus, the resistance value for the resistor
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