Figure 1.1 shows a full-scale temperature sensor circuit using the LM35. When Vout is equal to 1500 mV and -550 mV, it indicates 150 °C and -55 °C temperatures respectively. + Vs LM35 - VOUT R1 - Vs Figure 1.1: Full-scale Centigrade (°C) Temperature Sensor If you provide a 2.4 V supply voltage to the above circuit, will it generate the expected result? Explain your answer.

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(b) Figure 1.1 shows a full-scale temperature sensor circuit using the LM35. When Vout is equal
to 1500 mV and -550 mV, it indicates 150 °C and -55 °C temperatures respectively.
+Vs
LM35
Vout
R1
- Vs
Figure 1.1: Full-scale Centigrade (°C) Temperature Sensor
If you provide a 2.4 V supply voltage to the above circuit, will it generate the expected
result? Explain your answer.
Transcribed Image Text:(b) Figure 1.1 shows a full-scale temperature sensor circuit using the LM35. When Vout is equal to 1500 mV and -550 mV, it indicates 150 °C and -55 °C temperatures respectively. +Vs LM35 Vout R1 - Vs Figure 1.1: Full-scale Centigrade (°C) Temperature Sensor If you provide a 2.4 V supply voltage to the above circuit, will it generate the expected result? Explain your answer.
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