(iv) Design Problem: Referring to the circuit of Figure 2.1a, a designer wishes to create three equal potential differences (i.e. Vab= Vbc= Vcd) of 5V each from a source-voltage, E = 15V. The maximum source-current, I available from the E battery-source is 5mA, and so the designer must ensure the current value stays within this requirement, and not exceed. Using KVL concept, analyse and determine a set of values for I, R₁, R₂ and R3 the designer can use to meet the above design specifications. Use standard resistor values available in your lab kit in your design. Record the results of your design analysis in Table 2.2. E ww a R₁ 15V b Table 22 R₂ с Figure 2.1a: KVL Series Circuit R3 Design values => R₁ = VE I (mA) Theory MultiSIM result result VE JNaI/ 14. ? R₂ = ab (Volts) Theory MultiSIM result result a I Vab R₁ ? R3 Theory result = be (Volts) b Figure 2.1b: KVL Series Circuit showing Voltmeter & Ammeter connections R₂ C MultiSIM result R3 Vbc ? Ved (Volts) Theory result MultiSIM result Cinquit in Eigum 2 1

Plot the input/output characteristics of the circuits shown below using both ideal diode mode and constant-voltage model with VD, on= 0.8 V, where R₁= 2k, and R₂= 5 KQ, and VB 1.8 V in (c). (a) (c) D₁ R₁ Vinº * W R1 + WWF K D2R₂ D₁ ww Vout o Vout R₂ (b) Vino D₁ . R₁ KWI D₂ R₂ Vout

You are an electrician working on an overhead crane. The crane uses a large electromagnet to pick up large metal pipes. The magnet must have a minimum of 200 VDC to operate properly. The crane has an AC source of 240 V. You are given four diodes that have a peak voltage rating of 400 V each. These diodes are to be used to form a bridge rectifier to convert the AC voltage into DC voltage. Is the voltage rating of the diodes sufficient? To the nearest volt, what will be the DC output voltage of the bridge rectifier?

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