a. Design the circuit in Fig. 5.117 such that VR₂ = 3VR, and VR, = 4VR ₂ If the current is reduced to 10 μA, what are the new val- ues of R₁, R₂, and R3? How do they compare to the re- sults of part (a)? H b.

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a. Design the circuit
in Fig. 5.117 such that
VR₂ = 3VR, and VŔ¸ = 4VŔ₂²
b. If the current is reduced to 10 μA, what are the new val-
ues of R₁, R₂, and R3? How do they compare to the re-
sults of part (a)?
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اسان
10 mA
+
E
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R₁
64 V
R₂
R3
Transcribed Image Text:a. Design the circuit in Fig. 5.117 such that VR₂ = 3VR, and VŔ¸ = 4VŔ₂² b. If the current is reduced to 10 μA, what are the new val- ues of R₁, R₂, and R3? How do they compare to the re- sults of part (a)? AL اسان 10 mA + E www R₁ 64 V R₂ R3
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