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(b) Option 2:- Given that a precision analogue temperature sensor produces an output voltage (Vs: sensor output voltage) according to the equation Vs= (43.2mV) T°C + 750 mV. This equation can be expressed in terms of temperature (T) versus sensor voltage (V₂). ie. T = (Vs -0.75)/ 0.0432 °C You are to design the amplifier circuit for this sensor using any combination of inverting amplifiers, non-inverting amplifiers, summing amplifiers (No need to use all types of amplifier) together with a IV reference voltage source. The sensor voltage (V₁) and a 1V reference source (Vref) are the two input signal of your circuit. Your designed circuit should produce an output voltage (V.) to indicate the temperature according to the equation V.= T/10. (°C/10) i.e and When T=0 °C, Vo = OV T = 100 °C, V₁ = 10V.

(b) Option 2:- Given that a precision analogue temperature sensor produces an output voltage (Vs: sensor output voltage) according to the equation Vs= (43.2mV) T°C + 750 mV. This equation can be expressed in terms of temperature (T) versus sensor voltage (V₂). ie. T = (Vs -0.75)/ 0.0432 °C You are to design the amplifier circuit for this sensor using any combination of inverting amplifiers, non-inverting amplifiers, summing amplifiers (No need to use all types of amplifier) together with a IV reference voltage source. The sensor voltage (V₁) and a 1V reference source (Vref) are the two input signal of your circuit. Your designed circuit should produce an output voltage (V.) to indicate the temperature according to the equation V.= T/10. (°C/10) i.e and When T=0 °C, Vo = OV T = 100 °C, V₁ = 10V.

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(b) Option 2:- Given that a precision analogue temperature sensor produces an output voltage (Vs: sensor output voltage) according to the equation Vs= (43.2mV) T °C + 750 mV. This equation can be expressed in terms of temperature (T) versus sensor voltage (V₂). ie. T=(Vs -0.75)/ 0.0432 °C You are to design the amplifier circuit for this sensor using any combination of inverting amplifiers, non-inverting amplifiers, summing amplifiers (No need to use all types of amplifier) together with a 1V reference voltage source. The sensor voltage (V₁) and a 1V reference source (Vref) are the two input signal of your circuit. Your designed circuit should produce an output voltage (V.) to indicate the temperature according to the equation V.= T/10. (°C/10) i.e and When T=0 °C, Vo = OV T = 100 °C, V₂ = 10V.
Transcribed Image Text:(b) Option 2:- Given that a precision analogue temperature sensor produces an output voltage (Vs: sensor output voltage) according to the equation Vs= (43.2mV) T °C + 750 mV. This equation can be expressed in terms of temperature (T) versus sensor voltage (V₂). ie. T=(Vs -0.75)/ 0.0432 °C You are to design the amplifier circuit for this sensor using any combination of inverting amplifiers, non-inverting amplifiers, summing amplifiers (No need to use all types of amplifier) together with a 1V reference voltage source. The sensor voltage (V₁) and a 1V reference source (Vref) are the two input signal of your circuit. Your designed circuit should produce an output voltage (V.) to indicate the temperature according to the equation V.= T/10. (°C/10) i.e and When T=0 °C, Vo = OV T = 100 °C, V₂ = 10V.
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