OUT IN1 Rd 100 V1 R3 20k Rc 100 Re 10k IN2 R2 1 Meg 12 ↑ Rb 50 IN3 ↓ Ra 50 13 Answers: V1 = 12- 13- Vout= R1 1Meg 1. Set V1 to n Volts where n is equal to Name Code 1 2. Find the values of 12 and 13 so that the output voltage OUT will be half of n (i.e. OUT = n/2). Express your answer in 4 decimal places (except if the value is in whole number).

OUT IN1 Rd 100 V1 R3 20k Rc 100 Re 10k IN2 R2 1 Meg 12 ↑ Rb 50 IN3 ↓ Ra 50 13 Answers: V1 = 12- 13- Vout= R1 1Meg 1. Set V1 to n Volts where n is equal to Name Code 1 2. Find the values of 12 and 13 so that the output voltage OUT will be half of n (i.e. OUT = n/2). Express your answer in 4 decimal places (except if the value is in whole number).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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