Using Thevenin's Theorem, rewrite the physical network from Figure 7 asan equivalent Thevenin Network, i.e. express Veq as a function of V₁ and V₁ andReq as a value. If the voltage sources Vo and V₁ are the outputs of digital pinson an Arduino (i.e. 0 volts or 5 volts), what are the four possible values of Veq?+Vol+2RPhysical circuit2RVOm3.3ΚΩmtFigure 7: Resistor Network for Thevinin's TheoremUsing Thevenin's Theorem rewrite Vout from Figure 8 as a function of vothrough v3. We will consider these voltages to be the inputs of this circuit.Since they are inputs, they can also be thought of as implicitly declared volt-age sources. You may expand vo through v3 as voltage sources (referenced toground) to make the circuit more clear. For analysis, you will find it most usefulto break the circuit and cascade Thevenin's Theorem from the left most point tothe right most point. Note the pattern that appears with each additional R-2RmRVoutsection in your prelab. If the sources vo-3 are supplied by digital Arduino pins,what are the possible values of Vout? You can present this in a table similar totable 2.V12RThevenin-equivalent circuitRV2Veg♡2RRReqmV32RVoutRmFigure 8: R-2R Resistor Ladder- Vout

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Using Thevenin's Theorem, rewrite the physical network from Figure 7 as an equivalent Thevenin Network, i.e. express Veq as a function of Vo and V₁ and Req as a value. If the voltage sources Vo and V₁ are the outputs of digital pins on an Arduino (i.e. 0 volts or 5 volts), what are the four possible values of Veq? Vol Physical circuit over V₁ 3.3ΚΩ Vout Thevenin-equivalent circuit Vegl Req W Figure 7: Resistor Network for Thevinin's Theorem Vout

Using Thevenin's Theorem, rewrite the physical network from Figure 7 as an equivalent Thevenin Network, i.e. express Veq as a function of Vo and V₁ and Req as a value. If the voltage sources Vo and V₁ are the outputs of digital pins on an Arduino (i.e. 0 volts or 5 volts), what are the four possible values of Veq? Vol Physical circuit over V₁ 3.3ΚΩ Vout Thevenin-equivalent circuit Vegl Req W Figure 7: Resistor Network for Thevinin's Theorem Vout

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