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You should find that this circuit emits a much louder tone than the one from the previous lab, since no additional resistors are in series with the buzzer. • Using your meter on the appropriate settings, gather the following information when the circuit is on 1. Current through R1. 2 Current through B1. 3. Current from the Emitter of Q1 to ground. (It should again be just a tiny bit less than the total of the other two measurements added together.)

You should find that this circuit emits a much louder tone than the one from the previous lab, since no additional resistors are in series with the buzzer. • Using your meter on the appropriate settings, gather the following information when the circuit is on 1. Current through R1. 2 Current through B1. 3. Current from the Emitter of Q1 to ground. (It should again be just a tiny bit less than the total of the other two measurements added together.)

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R1 10 kQ B1 PSB 5 V SW1 Q1 2N2222 R3 100 kQ You should find that this circuit emits a much louder tone than the one from the previous lab, since no additional resistors are in series with the buzzer. • Using your meter on the appropriate settings, gather the following information when the circuit is on 1. Current through R1. 2. Current through B1. 3. Current from the Emitter of Q1 to ground. (It should again be just a tiny bit less than the total of the other two measurements added together.)
Transcribed Image Text:R1 10 kQ B1 PSB 5 V SW1 Q1 2N2222 R3 100 kQ You should find that this circuit emits a much louder tone than the one from the previous lab, since no additional resistors are in series with the buzzer. • Using your meter on the appropriate settings, gather the following information when the circuit is on 1. Current through R1. 2. Current through B1. 3. Current from the Emitter of Q1 to ground. (It should again be just a tiny bit less than the total of the other two measurements added together.)
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