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Hi, in this question we have a schematic representation of comparators.
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So we are given with the saturation voltage, output voltage and the reference voltage and the source voltage.
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So we have source voltage is 200 millivolt that is the input voltage.
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So we have the source voltage is equal to 2 into v saturation into r2 divided by r1 plus r2.
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So we have 200 divided by 2 is 100 millivolt which is equal to v saturation into r2 divided by r1 plus r2.
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So we have to take v saturation as 10.
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So we have 10 millivolts is equal to r2 divided by r1 plus r2 or taking this as reciprocal we have 100 is equal to r2 plus r1 divided by r2.
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So we have r2 plus r1.
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So r2 plus r1 is equal to 100 into r2.
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So by this we can have the value of resistance 1.
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So taking this to the side we have the value of resistance r1 is equal to 99 r2 here.
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So if r2 becomes equal to 1 ohm, r1 will be equal to 99 ohm.
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So we have the expression for the reference voltage...