What can the potentiometer do in the following circuit? (Choose the best answer) 50 ко- + 5v 10 ko potentiometer can turn the current to the motor on or off The potentiometer can change the gate voltage, but not enough to turn on the MOSFET The potentiometer can control the motor speed by increasing or decreasing the current in the motor on an exponential scale The potentiometer does not control the MOSFET, because the variable resistance does not change the gate voltage The potentiometer controls the motor speed by increasing or decreasing the current in the motor on a logarithmic scale M

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What can the potentiometer do in the following circuit?
(Choose the best answer)
50 k
5v
10 ko
potentiometer can turn the current to the motor on or off
The potentiometer can change the gate voltage, but not enough to turn on the MOSFET
The potentiometer can control the motor speed by increasing or decreasing the current in the motor on an exponential
scale
The potentiometer does not control the MOSFET, because the variable resistance does not change the gate voltage
The potentiometer controls the motor speed by increasing or decreasing the current in the motor on a logarithmic
scale
M
Transcribed Image Text:What can the potentiometer do in the following circuit? (Choose the best answer) 50 k 5v 10 ko potentiometer can turn the current to the motor on or off The potentiometer can change the gate voltage, but not enough to turn on the MOSFET The potentiometer can control the motor speed by increasing or decreasing the current in the motor on an exponential scale The potentiometer does not control the MOSFET, because the variable resistance does not change the gate voltage The potentiometer controls the motor speed by increasing or decreasing the current in the motor on a logarithmic scale M
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