How to Calculate Resistor Values for Voltage Steps in a Circuit?

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To calculate suitable resistor values R1 to R5 for achieving voltage steps from 0 V to approximately 3.75 V in 0.25 V increments, one must understand the configuration of resistors in the circuit, which includes both series and parallel arrangements. The total resistance can be calculated using the formula Rtotal=1/R1 + 1/R2 +1/R3 for resistors in parallel. However, assistance is limited due to academic integrity policies, as collaboration on this assignment is prohibited. It is essential to work independently to solve the nine questions presented. Understanding the principles of voltage division and resistor configuration is crucial for finding the correct values.
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Homework Statement



Calculate suitable resistances for R1 to R5 so that the binary values from the
counter produce voltages from 0 V to approximately 3.75 V in approximately 0.25 V
steps at point K in the circuit.I am attaching the document as well.There is total 9 questions which i need help

Homework Equations



Rtotal=1/R1 + 1/R2 +1/R3

The Attempt at a Solution


i have done t identify that the resistors are in parallel and in series but don't know how to start.
Rtotal=1/R1 + 1/R2 +1/R3
 

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tim345 said:

Homework Statement



Calculate suitable resistances for R1 to R5 so that the binary values from the
counter produce voltages from 0 V to approximately 3.75 V in approximately 0.25 V
steps at point K in the circuit.I am attaching the document as well.There is total 9 questions which i need help

Homework Equations



Rtotal=1/R1 + 1/R2 +1/R3

The Attempt at a Solution


i have done t identify that the resistors are in parallel and in series but don't know how to start.
Rtotal=1/R1 + 1/R2 +1/R3

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