(c) For the Schmitt trigger circuit shown below, calculate the values of the upper threshold point (UTP or Vt+), lower threshold point (LTP or Vt-) as a function of the voltage divider circuit and the saturation values (+Vsat, -Vsat) associated with the op-amp. Assume +Vsat = +11 V and -Vt = -11V. The voltage divider circuit has the relationship of Rx = sat 2RY with the value of Ry being 100 k. Also calculate the value of hysteresis voltage (VHys) for the circuit. +Vcc V, Vref Vcc Ry RxL
(c) For the Schmitt trigger circuit shown below, calculate the values of the upper threshold point (UTP or Vt+), lower threshold point (LTP or Vt-) as a function of the voltage divider circuit and the saturation values (+Vsat, -Vsat) associated with the op-amp. Assume +Vsat = +11 V and -Vt = -11V. The voltage divider circuit has the relationship of Rx = sat 2RY with the value of Ry being 100 k. Also calculate the value of hysteresis voltage (VHys) for the circuit. +Vcc V, Vref Vcc Ry RxL
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(c) For the Schmitt trigger circuit shown below, calculate the values of the upper threshold
point (UTP or Vt+), lower threshold point (LTP or Vt-) as a function of the voltage divider
circuit and the saturation values (+Vsat, -Vsat) associated with the op-amp. Assume
+Vsat = +11 V and -Vsat = -11 V. The voltage divider circuit has the relationship of Rx =
2RY with the value of Ry being 100 kQ. Also calculate the value of hysteresis voltage (VHYS)
for the circuit.
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V,
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Vref
-Vc
Ry
Rx
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