A resistive position transducer with a resistance of 6000 O, and a shaft stroke of 5.0 in. is used in the arrangement of Figure Q1(b). Potentiometer R3 R4 is also 6000 N, and VT= 6.0V. The initial position to be used as a reference point is such that R1= R2 (i.e., the shaft is at mid-stroke). At the starting of the test, potentiometer R3 and R4 are adjusted so that the bridge is balanced (VE= OV). Assuming that the object being monitored will move at a maximum distance of 1.0 in. toward A. Calculate the new value of VE be?

A resistive position transducer with a resistance of 6000 O, and a shaft stroke of 5.0 in. is used in the arrangement of Figure Q1(b). Potentiometer R3 R4 is also 6000 N, and VT= 6.0V. The initial position to be used as a reference point is such that R1= R2 (i.e., the shaft is at mid-stroke). At the starting of the test, potentiometer R3 and R4 are adjusted so that the bridge is balanced (VE= OV). Assuming that the object being monitored will move at a maximum distance of 1.0 in. toward A. Calculate the new value of VE be?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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