Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
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Follow the instructions on this image annd produce a circuit diagram as according.
Transcribed Image Text:Requirements
You are required to create a functioning circuit that models some of the basic features of a car.
The following are the requirements:
Two front lights (green or yellow) that light up
Two back lights (red) that are always on
A car horn that is off unless "honked"
A cabin light (yellow) that is always on
The two front lights should have a "high beam" setting controlled by a potentiometer
The car must have a "push to start" button that powers it on / off.
Proper resistance should be used such that each component noticeably functions, but
does not get damaged
A circuit diagram must be submitted which correctly models the circuit
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According to the question, we need to design a circuit diagram based on the given conditions,
Requirements:
- Two front lights (green or yellow) that light up
- Two back lights (red) that are always on
- A car horn that is off unless "honked"
- A cabin light (yellow) that is always on
- The two front lights should have a "high beam" setting controlled by a potentiometer
- The car must have a "push to start" button that powers it on/off.
- Proper resistance should be used such that each component noticeably functions, but does not get damaged
- A circuit diagram must be submitted which correctly models the circuit
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