Briefly explain the mechanism of Figure (4). ALARM AMPLIFIER+12VBUZZERCOMPARATORKL-63007LOAD-CELL TRANSDUCERMODULEV+R211J9SININQ201U206V.VoK10VR2VR1VR3+12V-12VPOTENTIOMETERKL-61001Figure (4) Overweight alarm

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Briefly explain the mechanism of Figure (4).

ALARM AMPLIFIER
+12V
BUZZER
COMPARATOR
KL-63007
LOAD-CELL TRANSDUCER
MODULE
V+
R211
J9
SININ
Q201
U206
V.
Vo
K10
VR2
VR1
VR3
+12V
-12V
POTENTIOMETER
KL-61001
Figure (4) Overweight alarm

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