(Solved): Q1- A Linear temperature sensor RX is connected in the circuit shown opposite, where Vin=12 ...
Q1- A Linear temperature sensor RX? is connected in the circuit shown opposite, where Vin ?=12[V]. If the sensor resistance RS?[?] varies with temperature T[?C] according to the following equation: RS?=0.5T+90 a) Assign values to resistors R1?,R2?, and R3? so that V0?=0[V] at T=20??C] ? b) Derive the equation for VO?[V] as a function of the temperature T??C] ? c) Sketch VO?[V] versus T??C] for 0?T??C??100 ? d) Determine the value of Vo?[V] and the circuit sensitivity in units of [mV/?C] at temperature T=20??C? ? e) Use the results of part-d to calculate a linear approximation for Vo?[V] ? f) Determine the \% relative error in the value of VO?[V] at T=80??C, if the linear approximation calculated in part-e was used?
a) To make Vo = 0 V at T = 20 °C, we can use the voltage divider formula:Vo = Vin * R2 / (R1 + R2) - Vin * R3 / (Rs + R3)Setting Vo = 0 V and substituting Rs = 0.5T + 90 and T = 20 °C, we get:0 = Vin * R2 / (R1 + R2) - Vin * R3 / (0.5*20 + 90 + R3)Simplifying and solving for R2 and R3, we get:R2 = 2R3