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    Deadline: October 6, 2021 at 9:00 AM: Cachaguile@carc - Pshs.edu - PH

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    1. The document provides instructions for an engineering group activity involving simulating voltage divider circuits in Circuit Wizard software. 2. Students are assigned to groups and given a voltage input and required voltage output. They must simulate the circuit, verify the output, and compare the actual output to the theoretical output using voltage divider formulas. 3. The deadline to complete the activity, simulate the circuits, and submit the Circuit Wizard file is October 6, 2021 at 9:00 AM. Voltage dividers are introduced as a fundamental circuit to proportionally step down an input voltage using two resistors.

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    1. The document provides instructions for an engineering group activity involving simulating voltage divider circuits in Circuit Wizard software. 2. Students are assigned to groups and given a voltage input and required voltage output. They must simulate the circuit, verify the output, and compare the actual output to the theoretical output using voltage divider formulas. 3. The deadline to complete the activity, simulate the circuits, and submit the Circuit Wizard file is October 6, 2021 at 9:00 AM. Voltage dividers are introduced as a fundamental circuit to proportionally step down an input voltage using two resistors.

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    1. The document provides instructions for an engineering group activity involving simulating voltage divider circuits in Circuit Wizard software. 2. Students are assigned to groups and given a voltage input and required voltage output. They must simulate the circuit, verify the output, and compare the actual output to the theoretical output using voltage divider formulas. 3. The deadline to complete the activity, simulate the circuits, and submit the Circuit Wizard file is October 6, 2021 at 9:00 AM. Voltage dividers are introduced as a fundamental circuit to proportionally step down an input voltage using two resistors.

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    1. The document provides instructions for an engineering group activity involving simulating voltage divider circuits in Circuit Wizard software. 2. Students are assigned to groups and given a voltage input and required voltage output. They must simulate the circuit, verify the output, and compare the actual output to the theoretical output using voltage divider formulas. 3. The deadline to complete the activity, simulate the circuits, and submit the Circuit Wizard file is October 6, 2021 at 9:00 AM. Voltage dividers are introduced as a fundamental circuit to proportionally step down an input voltage using two resistors.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Science and Technology


    Philippine Science High School
    Cordillera Administrative Region Campus
    Baguio City, Philippines

    Selected Topics in Engineering


    Activity no. 3
    Group Activity
    SY 2021-2022

    Group Members: _________________________ Date: ____________

    General Instructions: Follow the link listed below and produce the required output voltage assigned to your
    group.

    Instructions:

    1. Simulate the circuit in Circuit Wizard

    2. Input the assigned Voltage Input and produce the required output

    3. Use a visual or measuring instrument to verify your output

    4. Use the formula to of the voltage divider. Compare the actual output (measured by a voltmeter or
    multitester).

    5. Send the .cwz (save file of Circuit Wizard) to my email

    Email address: cachaguile@carc.pshs.edu.ph

    Deadline: October 6, 2021 @ 9:00 AM


    Note:

    To vary the output of the circuit, you just need to adjust the resistor/s values. You can adjust R1 only, R2 only
    or both.

    You can use other sources/reference aside from the link posted below

    Voltage Dividers

    A voltage divider is a simple circuit which turns a large voltage into a smaller one. Using just two series resistors and an
    input voltage, we can create an output voltage that is a fraction of the input. Voltage dividers are one of the most
    fundamental circuits in electronics. If learning Ohm's law was like being introduced to the ABC's, learning about voltage
    dividers would be like learning how to spell cat.

    Link: https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/voltage-dividers/all

    Groups:

    1. Ancheta, Bautista, Bernabe, Bugayong


    Voltage input: 12V
    Voltage output: 7.8V

    2. Camposo, Cuntapay, Danglose, Digman


    Voltage input: 8V
    Voltage output: 4V
    3. Ferrer, Garce, Gueco, Hatada
    Voltage input: 16V
    Voltage output: 5.5V

    4. Hernadez, Ignas, Jarata, Macogay


    Voltage input: 11V
    Voltage output: 5.8V

    5. Manauis, Manuel, Martinez, Menor


    Voltage input: 4V
    Voltage output: 1.2V

    6. Nerja, Osbucan, Pangilinan, Pel-ey


    Voltage input: 3V
    Voltage output: 2V

    7. Portuguez, Ramos, Sagantiyoc


    Voltage input: 15V
    Voltage output: 7.8V

    8. Salao, Solomon, Ydeo


    Voltage input: 10V
    Voltage output: 3V

    Reference:

    JIMBLOM, n.d., Voltage Dividers. Retrieved from https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/voltage-dividers/all

    Prepared by:

    Carl Christian A. Chaguile


    Selected Topics in Engineering

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