How to calculate the interference voltage?
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hi J,
Sorry to hear you are having problems.
Note : on post #18 you posted an answer of 1mA.
If you double-check your calculations, 10V/100K is in fact 0.1mA ie = 100uA.
Which corresponds to the upper row simulation.
E
I will speak to one of my fellow members, he may have a different approach to explaining in a way that you better understand.
@WBahn
Sorry to hear you are having problems.
Note : on post #18 you posted an answer of 1mA.
If you double-check your calculations, 10V/100K is in fact 0.1mA ie = 100uA.
Which corresponds to the upper row simulation.
E
I will speak to one of my fellow members, he may have a different approach to explaining in a way that you better understand.
@WBahn
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@ericgibbs So is this the right current? Thank you very much I appreciate your help, but it's fine there is no need to speak to your fellow members just because of me Maybe we can try another similar task which I posted in my new post
Maybe we can try another similar task which I posted in my new post
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