First blank choices: a.) D1 b.) D2 c.) No LEDs d.) both LEDS Second blank choices: a.) D1 b.) no LEDs c.) both LEDs d.) D2 Third blank choices: a.) D1 b.) D2 c.) no LEDS d.) both LEDS This question uses the schematic from Step 2:R21 kQR11 kQD2D1YellowYellowR4100 ko+ PSB5 VQ12N2222Q22N2222SW1[ Select ]which causes D1 to turn[ Select ]Closing SW1 pulls the base of Q1In this circuit, D2 ISelect]

We can draw the circuit as When we close the switch SW1, then the emitter diode of the transistor…

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Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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