Q1Q2A linear resistance potentiometer is 5 cm long and uniformly wound with a wire having aresistance of 10 kn. Under normal conditions, the slider is at the center of thepotentiometer. What will be the slider position when the resistance measured by thepotentiometer is:(i)(ii)A platinum resistance thermometer has a resistance of 100 22 at 25°C.(i)Find its resistance at 65°C. The resistance temperature coefficient of platinum is0.00392 2/(/°C.).(ii)3.8 ΚΩ8.3 ΚΩIf the thermometer has a resistance of 150 2, calculate the value of thetemperature.

1- The length of the wire of the potentiometer is, l=5 cm The resistance of the wire of the…

Q1 Q2 A linear resistance potentiometer is 5 cm long and uniformly wound with a wire having a resistance of 10 kn. Under normal conditions, the slider is at the center of the potentiometer. What will be the slider position when the resistance measured by the potentiometer is: 3.8 ΚΩ 8.3 ΚΩ (i) (ii) A platinum resistance thermometer has a resistance of 100 £2 at 25°C. (i) Find its resistance at 65°C. The resistance temperature coefficient of platinum is 0.00392 2/(/°C.). (ii) If the thermometer has a resistance of 150 2, calculate the value of the temperature.

Q1 Q2 A linear resistance potentiometer is 5 cm long and uniformly wound with a wire having a resistance of 10 kn. Under normal conditions, the slider is at the center of the potentiometer. What will be the slider position when the resistance measured by the potentiometer is: 3.8 ΚΩ 8.3 ΚΩ (i) (ii) A platinum resistance thermometer has a resistance of 100 £2 at 25°C. (i) Find its resistance at 65°C. The resistance temperature coefficient of platinum is 0.00392 2/(/°C.). (ii) If the thermometer has a resistance of 150 2, calculate the value of the temperature.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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