A temperature sensor in a production line under normal operating conditions produces a no-load (1.e., sensor current = 0) voltage: v, = Vao COS(mt) R, = 400 2 V = 500 mV w = 6.28 krad/s The temperature is monitored on a display (the load) with a vertical line of light-emitting diodes. Normal conditions are indicated when a string of the bottommost diodes 2 cm in length is on. This requires that a voltage be supplied to the display input terminals where R1 = 12 k2 v, = V, cos(wt) V. = 6 V The signal from the sensor must be amplified. Therefore, a voltage amplifier, shown in Figure P8.2, is connected between the sensor and CRT with R; = 2 k2 R, = 3 k2 Determine the required no-load gain of the amplifier. ER, R. Αι
A temperature sensor in a production line under normal operating conditions produces a no-load (1.e., sensor current = 0) voltage: v, = Vao COS(mt) R, = 400 2 V = 500 mV w = 6.28 krad/s The temperature is monitored on a display (the load) with a vertical line of light-emitting diodes. Normal conditions are indicated when a string of the bottommost diodes 2 cm in length is on. This requires that a voltage be supplied to the display input terminals where R1 = 12 k2 v, = V, cos(wt) V. = 6 V The signal from the sensor must be amplified. Therefore, a voltage amplifier, shown in Figure P8.2, is connected between the sensor and CRT with R; = 2 k2 R, = 3 k2 Determine the required no-load gain of the amplifier. ER, R. Αι
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![A temperature sensor in a production line under
normal operating conditions produces a no-load (1.e.,
sensor current = 0) voltage:
v, = Vao COS(mt)
R, = 400 2
V = 500 mV
w = 6.28 krad/s
The temperature is monitored on a display (the load)
with a vertical line of light-emitting diodes. Normal
conditions are indicated when a string of the
bottommost diodes 2 cm in length is on. This requires
that a voltage be supplied to the display input terminals
where
R1 = 12 k2
v, = V, cos(wt)
V. = 6 V
The signal from the sensor must be amplified.
Therefore, a voltage amplifier, shown in Figure P8.2, is
connected between the sensor and CRT with
R; = 2 k2
R, = 3 k2
Determine the required no-load gain of the amplifier.
ER,
R.
Αι](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fd7f67d9b-ae0a-4fd4-9006-4250f42f7d58%2F3792171c-c7a1-4eb2-ac4e-605a0b89ddf4%2F5zmk2o6.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:A temperature sensor in a production line under
normal operating conditions produces a no-load (1.e.,
sensor current = 0) voltage:
v, = Vao COS(mt)
R, = 400 2
V = 500 mV
w = 6.28 krad/s
The temperature is monitored on a display (the load)
with a vertical line of light-emitting diodes. Normal
conditions are indicated when a string of the
bottommost diodes 2 cm in length is on. This requires
that a voltage be supplied to the display input terminals
where
R1 = 12 k2
v, = V, cos(wt)
V. = 6 V
The signal from the sensor must be amplified.
Therefore, a voltage amplifier, shown in Figure P8.2, is
connected between the sensor and CRT with
R; = 2 k2
R, = 3 k2
Determine the required no-load gain of the amplifier.
ER,
R.
Αι
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