(1) A CdS cell (light sensitive resistor) is configured as shown in Figure Q1 (b) below using four AA batteries for a voltage source (6 V). At dusk, the resistance of the cell rises from a low resistance to above 90 kQ. The cell is used to trigger a comparator that will turn on lights if Vour is greater than approximately 2 V. What value of R will produce an output voltage of 2 V when the cell resistance is 90 k?

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A CdS cell (light sensitive resistor) is configured as shown in Figure
Q1 (b) below using four AA batteries for a voltage source (6 V). At
dusk, the resistance of the cell rises from a low resistance to above 90
kQ. The cell is used to trigger a comparator that will turn on lights if
VOUT is greater than approximately 2 V. What value of R will produce
an output voltage of 2 V when the cell resistance is 90 kQ?
+ 6 V
R
-O VOUT
CdS cell
Figure Q1 (b)
(ii) Design a comparator to be added to the circuit in Figure Q1 (b). It
must switch and provide a +5 V output when the input is greater
than 2 V. Redraw the circuit in Figure Q1 (b) with your comparator
added clearly labeling all values.
Transcribed Image Text:(i) A CdS cell (light sensitive resistor) is configured as shown in Figure Q1 (b) below using four AA batteries for a voltage source (6 V). At dusk, the resistance of the cell rises from a low resistance to above 90 kQ. The cell is used to trigger a comparator that will turn on lights if VOUT is greater than approximately 2 V. What value of R will produce an output voltage of 2 V when the cell resistance is 90 kQ? + 6 V R -O VOUT CdS cell Figure Q1 (b) (ii) Design a comparator to be added to the circuit in Figure Q1 (b). It must switch and provide a +5 V output when the input is greater than 2 V. Redraw the circuit in Figure Q1 (b) with your comparator added clearly labeling all values.
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