Hello,
Could anyone please tell me what could be the problem in the circuit? Thank you.
Could anyone please tell me what could be the problem in the circuit? Thank you.
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No - I can`t. A circuit cannot be wrong or have "any problems". Perhaps it behaves not as expected by you. But that is another question which can be answered only when we know what you are expecting from the circuit.Hello,
Could anyone please tell me what is the problem in the following circuit? Thank you.
Hey E, I was just solving and debugging some random circuits. I could not figure out what could be the problem with the circuit.hi MG,
What problem result are you seeing with the operation of the circuit.?
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Well, no one here is likely to be able to tell you unless they are psychic. There’s just not enough information. The circuit looks fine so without an explanation of the fault that is being experienced there is nothing to debug.Hey E, I was just solving and debugging some random circuits. I could not figure out what could be the problem with the circuit.
More likely you did. After all that effort and study. What a pity.I saw the circuit this morning but now it's gone. I guess I left the higher plane.
It is there u can have a look at it.I saw the circuit this morning but now it's gone. I guess I left the higher plane.
You don't identify the Ohmic values of R1 and R2 on your circuit- you should always do that for all elements that have a value on a schematic.Hello,
Could anyone please tell me what could be the problem in the circuit? Thank you.
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