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What is a Summing Amplifier and how does it work?
Cool -thanks. How about Part D?- ally34
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What is a Summing Amplifier and how does it work?
But the problem vs(t) = sin(4000pit) So ω = 4000? 2pi*f*t = 4000*pi*t so f = 2000hz?- ally34
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What is a Summing Amplifier and how does it work?
How is the input given in sin(2*pi*f*t)??- ally34
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What is a Summing Amplifier and how does it work?
Homework Statement Please refer to attached image! Homework Equations Absolutely no idea how to start this problem! The Attempt at a Solution A) I would think that there are 4 input combinations for this circuit. B) 0110 = 6v? C) No clue D) 1011 = 11v? E) No clue- ally34
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BJT Biasing - Simple easy 1 minute answer
Awwww! :[ So Ie = Ib + Ic is correct? I would use this to calculate Ie?- ally34
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BJT Biasing - Simple easy 1 minute answer
Forgot to put the figure :]- ally34
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BJT Biasing - Simple easy 1 minute answer
Homework Statement Find IB, IC, IE, VCE, VBC, and VEB for the NPN transistor in the circuit below for β = 50, 150, 500. Let VCC = 10 V, R1 = 100 KΩ, R2 = 400 KΩ, RC=2 KΩ, and RE = 0 Ω. Assume VBE = 0.7V.Homework Equations V = iR IE = Ib + IcThe Attempt at a Solution My question is that if RE...- ally34
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Simple Diode Analysis Problem - Calculating Current/Voltage in a diode:
Homework Statement Refer to the figure attached. Let IS = 25 fA and VCC = 10V. What is the total current, the current in the diode, and the current in the 5KΩ resistor? What is VD? Use the iteration technique. Homework Equations Ideal Diode Equation: I = Is(e^(Vd/Vt) - 1) Ohm's...- ally34
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- Analysis Diode
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