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5.
A voltage divider consists of two 68 k
resistors and a 24 V source. The unknown output voltage is
resistors and a 24 V source. The unknown output voltage isDiscussion:
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Sadik said:
7 years ago
Thanks @Sushma.
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SHITAL said:
3 years ago
I think here applying voltage division rules this used only for resistors connected with voltage source if not then the converted number of resisters is only 2 resistor formate so,
If you find.
R0 =Vi* (R1/R1+R2).
R0=24* (68/68+68) =12.
If you find.
R0 =Vi* (R1/R1+R2).
R0=24* (68/68+68) =12.
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Nani said:
7 years ago
@All.
Hi, Here it is mentioned as a voltage divider. That means, its a simple series circuit across one voltage source.
Unless otherwise mentioning the output terminals, we cannot assume that the unknown voltage is across one of the resistance or so.
I think input data in the question has to be elaborated. Correct me, if I am wrong.
Hi, Here it is mentioned as a voltage divider. That means, its a simple series circuit across one voltage source.
Unless otherwise mentioning the output terminals, we cannot assume that the unknown voltage is across one of the resistance or so.
I think input data in the question has to be elaborated. Correct me, if I am wrong.
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Sushma said:
1 decade ago
Vout=(R2/(R1+R2))Vin for a voltage divider,when a input voltage is applied across a series of resistors R1&R2 and ouput is the voltage applied across R2.
here,Vin=24V,R1=R2=68ohms,
so,Vout=(68/(68+68))24
=12V
here,Vin=24V,R1=R2=68ohms,
so,Vout=(68/(68+68))24
=12V
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Ganeshbabu said:
1 decade ago
Thanks sushma.
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Viswa said:
9 years ago
Great answer @Sushma.
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Ameesh devwrat said:
9 years ago
In a voltage divider circuit there are always 2 resistors in series say r1 nd r2.
The output is taken across say r2.
Then the output voltage will be;
Vo=(r2/r2+r1)vi.
Vi is input voltage.
Therefore;
Vo=(68/68+68)24=24/2=12.
The output is taken across say r2.
Then the output voltage will be;
Vo=(r2/r2+r1)vi.
Vi is input voltage.
Therefore;
Vo=(68/68+68)24=24/2=12.
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Shobitha K N said:
1 decade ago
Voltage divider general formula:
Vout = (Z2/(Z1+Z2))*Vin.
Vout = (68/136)*24.
Vout = (1/2)*24.
Vout = 12.
Vout = (Z2/(Z1+Z2))*Vin.
Vout = (68/136)*24.
Vout = (1/2)*24.
Vout = 12.
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Preethi said:
10 years ago
Nice @Sushma.
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Dasu Namburi said:
1 decade ago
It is totally wrong because output voltage means consumed voltage except source so answer is 24.
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