Figure 1 Assume that +V out(max) = +13 V and -V out(max) = -13 V
-Refer to Figure 1. The LTP is at
A)-3 V
B)-10 V
C)+10 V
D)+3 V

Question

Figure 1 Assume that +V out(max) = +13 V and -V out(max) = -13 V
-Refer to Figure 1. The LTP is at
A)-3 V 
B)-10 V 
C)+10 V 
D)+3 V

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The LTP (Lower Trigger Point) in a Schmitt Trigger circuit is determined by the specific design and configuration of the circuit. Given the options, -3 V is the correct choice because it typically represents a voltage level below the reference point at which the output of the Schmitt Trigger would switch states.

Figure 1 Assume That +Vout(max)= +13 V and -Vout(max)= -13

Figure 1 Assume That +V_out(max)= +13 V and -V_out(max)= -13