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Lab 04 Simulation

The document contains calculations and measurements for a voltage divider circuit with varying input voltages (Vs). It shows that as the input voltage is increased from 2V to 15V, the output voltage (Vout) increases proportionally from 1.2V to 9V, maintaining an output to input ratio (Vs/Vout) of 0.6. The circuit includes resistors with values of 1kΩ, 200Ω, and 467Ω arranged in a series configuration.

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Lab 04 Simulation

The document contains calculations and measurements for a voltage divider circuit with varying input voltages (Vs). It shows that as the input voltage is increased from 2V to 15V, the output voltage (Vout) increases proportionally from 1.2V to 9V, maintaining an output to input ratio (Vs/Vout) of 0.6. The circuit includes resistors with values of 1kΩ, 200Ω, and 467Ω arranged in a series configuration.

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V0 1K

=
V S 200+ R+1 K
1K
0.6=
200+ R+1 K
0.72 K + R=1 K
R=0.467 K
With Vs = 2 V
V(dc): 1.20 V

R2 R3 V
PR1
200Ω 467Ω

R1
V1 1kΩ
2V

With Vs = 5 V
V(dc): 3.00 V

R2 R3 V
PR1
200Ω 467Ω

R1
V1 1kΩ
5V

With Vs = 8 V
V(dc): 4.80 V

R2 R3 V
PR1
200Ω 467Ω

R1
V1 1kΩ
8V

With Vs = 10 V

V(dc): 6.00 V

R2 R3 V
PR1
200Ω 467Ω

R1
V1 1kΩ
10V

With Vs = 15 V
V(dc): 9.00 V

R2 R3 V
PR1
200Ω 467Ω

R1
V1 1kΩ
15V

Vs Vout Vs/Vout
2 1.2 0.6
5 3 0.6
8 4.8 0.6
10 6 0.6
15 9 0.6

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