c) The temperature measured in the transducer 0(t) at time t seconds is given by:e(t) = (0, + 6,e) vWhere 0; and 0, are temperature values in C° and t= 30s.Evaluate the followingThe temperature across the transducer up to 3 significant figures and in standardform after 12 seconds, if the supply voltage 0, = 65 and 0; = 20 C°.The time t in engineering form and up to 4 significant figures taken for the transducerto have a temperature of 50% of the initial value.If your manager asked you to vary the time constant (t) to make the temperatureequals 30 C° after 5 seconds.Plot the temperature 0(t) using the two different time constants (when t varies from0 to 150 seconds). On the plot show the (maximum and minimum and when theyhappen). Explain what is going on for non-technical audience.1.2.3.4.

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:) The temperature measured in the transducer 0(t) at time t seconds is given by: e(t) = (6, + 0,e) V Where 0, and 0, are temperature values in C° and t= 30s. Evaluate the following The temperature across the transducer up to 3 significant figures and in standard form after 12 seconds, if the supply voltage 0, = 65 and 0; = 20 Cº. The time t in engineering form and up to 4 significant figures taken for the transduc to have a temperature of 50% of the initial value. If your manager asked you to vary the time constant (t) to make the temperature equals 30 C° after 5 seconds. 1. 2. 3.

:) The temperature measured in the transducer 0(t) at time t seconds is given by: e(t) = (6, + 0,e) V Where 0, and 0, are temperature values in C° and t= 30s. Evaluate the following The temperature across the transducer up to 3 significant figures and in standard form after 12 seconds, if the supply voltage 0, = 65 and 0; = 20 Cº. The time t in engineering form and up to 4 significant figures taken for the transduc to have a temperature of 50% of the initial value. If your manager asked you to vary the time constant (t) to make the temperature equals 30 C° after 5 seconds. 1. 2. 3.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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