To analyze and mathematically calculate the resistance values in these circuits and understand why they produce different outputs, it's essential to have a deeper understanding of the circuit configurations. Although the precise schematics for Circuit A, Circuit B, and Circuit C are not provided, we can make some general assumptions based on typical circuit behaviors.Hi Guys,
I am looking at the following 3 circuits. all of 3 circuits are slightly different but their outputs are different.
Circuit A has a scaled down output (full sinewave) with DC shift.
Circuit B has a scaled down output (half sinewave) with no DC shift
Circuit C is giving pulses at output act as a zero crossing.
I want to know that how to mathematically calculate the resistance values and how these slightly difference in configuration make different output. Mean how I know that by doing this I will get these responses
Kindly guide me
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