please help with this circuit VsR₁² α₂ TR3Vq₁TمحمدR₂R₁See figure of temperature transducer containing thefollowing elements:- constant supply voltage (Vs = 1V)- First thermistor (R1) with nominal resistance (Rnom)- temperature coefficient (₁)- second thermistor (R2) with the same resistance butcomplimentary temperature coefficient ₂-d₁- two identical resistors R3 = R4 = R.- responds to temperature acting on both thermistors byproducing an output voltage VoR₁ = Rnom (1 + α₁T)R₂ = Rnom (2 + α₂¹)Please find the output voltage as a function of temperature? Is this voltageresponse linear in temperature...why?Please find the sensitivity and the offset of the transducer?

Vs R₁² α₂T } श 3 V +0 محمد at a₁T ≤ R₁ See figure of temperature transducer containing the following elements: - constant supply voltage (Vs = 1V) - First thermistor (R1) with nominal resistance (Rnom) - temperature coefficient (₁) - second thermistor (R2) with the same resistance but complimentary temperature coefficient ₂=-₁ - two identical resistors R3 = R4 = R. - responds to temperature acting on both thermistors by producing an output voltage Vo R₁ = Rnom (1 + α₁T) R₂ = Rnom (2 + α₂¹) श) Please find the output voltage as a function of temperature? Is this voltage response linear in temperature...why? Please find the sensitivity and the offset of the transducer?

Vs R₁² α₂T } श 3 V +0 محمد at a₁T ≤ R₁ See figure of temperature transducer containing the following elements: - constant supply voltage (Vs = 1V) - First thermistor (R1) with nominal resistance (Rnom) - temperature coefficient (₁) - second thermistor (R2) with the same resistance but complimentary temperature coefficient ₂=-₁ - two identical resistors R3 = R4 = R. - responds to temperature acting on both thermistors by producing an output voltage Vo R₁ = Rnom (1 + α₁T) R₂ = Rnom (2 + α₂¹) श) Please find the output voltage as a function of temperature? Is this voltage response linear in temperature...why? Please find the sensitivity and the offset of the transducer?

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