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HW4 Q3

HW4 Q3 PUBLIC

The dedicated component rectifier built up to the final voltage the fastest, followed by the transformer rectifier then the diode bridge rectifier, which was the slowest.

by xepher3642 | updated April 26, 2017

Lab 8 part 2 (Eqn4)

Lab 8 part 2 (Eqn4) PUBLIC

by Starjjil | updated April 26, 2017

HW4 Q1

HW4 Q1 PUBLIC

by xepher3642 | updated April 26, 2017

HW4 Q0

HW4 Q0 PUBLIC

Impedance works similar to resistance in its formulas, so series impedance would be Zeq = Z1 + Z2 + Z3, while in parallel Zeq = ( 1/Z1 + 1/Z2 + 1/Z3)^-1.

by xepher3642 | updated April 26, 2017

hw2

hw2 PUBLIC

by sarends2015 | updated April 26, 2017

hw3c

hw3c PUBLIC

by sarends2015 | updated April 26, 2017

hw3b

hw3b PUBLIC

by sarends2015 | updated April 26, 2017

hw4b

hw4b PUBLIC

by sarends2015 | updated April 26, 2017

hw3a

hw3a PUBLIC

by sarends2015 | updated April 26, 2017

hw4b

hw4b PUBLIC

by sarends2015 | updated April 26, 2017

hw4a

hw4a PUBLIC

by sarends2015 | updated April 26, 2017

HW3 Q3

HW3 Q3 PUBLIC

I can't seem to get the output to show up as anything barely above/below zero, but as far as I can tell, the values for R and C are correct as they still retain their values from the previous...

by xepher3642 | updated April 26, 2017

HW3 Q2

HW3 Q2 PUBLIC

by xepher3642 | updated April 26, 2017

HW3 Q1

HW3 Q1 PUBLIC

With the equation making use of pi, an irrational number, I was unable to completely match the breakpoint of 10kHz, but I rounded it very close.

by xepher3642 | updated April 26, 2017

Lab 8 part 1 (EQN1)

Lab 8 part 1 (EQN1) PUBLIC

by Starjjil | updated April 25, 2017

3 input nand (lab 8) digital logic

3 input nand (lab 8) digital logic PUBLIC

by Starjjil | updated April 25, 2017

3 input Nand digital logic????? ( lab 8)

3 input Nand digital logic????? ( lab 8) PUBLIC

by Starjjil | updated April 25, 2017

HW1 Q3

HW1 Q3 PUBLIC

R7 = 100 Ohms: At k = 0.1, Vout = 1.101 V. At k = 0.5, Vout = 4.800 V. At k = 1.0, Vout = 12 V. When using this voltage divider as the input for a circuit, it's preferable NOT to have nonlinear...

by xepher3642 | updated April 25, 2017

HW1 Q2

HW1 Q2 PUBLIC

by xepher3642 | updated April 25, 2017

Band Pass Filter

Band Pass Filter PUBLIC

by Brejetta | updated April 25, 2017

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