Consider a deflection bridge, which initially has all four arms of the bridge equal to 100 n, with the temperature sensor described in as R1. The input or supply voltage to the bridge is 10 V. If the temperature of R1 is changed such that the bridge output is 0.569 V, what is the temperature of the sensor? How much current flows through the sensor and how much power must it dissipate? Figure 1 for Question 4

Consider a deflection bridge, which initially has all four arms of the bridge equal to 100 n, with the temperature sensor described in as R1. The input or supply voltage to the bridge is 10 V. If the temperature of R1 is changed such that the bridge output is 0.569 V, what is the temperature of the sensor? How much current flows through the sensor and how much power must it dissipate? Figure 1 for Question 4

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