The internal resistance of the coil is Rm=200, the parallel resistance of the coll is Rsh=200, the current of the maximum gradient is Im=1 mA, the forward resistance of each diode is 50. If you know the input voltage, it was a wave in a triangular shape, its maximum height, calculate 20 at a frequency of 50 A-The value of the series resistance RS to obtain the maximum deviation in the gradient- The sensitivity of the voltmeter Sac 3-Mention the usefulness of each of the resistors (RS, RS) Hi R₁ Rsh

The internal resistance of the coil is Rm=200, the parallel resistance of the coll is Rsh=200, the current of the maximum gradient is Im=1 mA, the forward resistance of each diode is 50. If you know the input voltage, it was a wave in a triangular shape, its maximum height, calculate 20 at a frequency of 50 A-The value of the series resistance RS to obtain the maximum deviation in the gradient- The sensitivity of the voltmeter Sac 3-Mention the usefulness of each of the resistors (RS, RS) Hi R₁ Rsh

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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