[sdiy] A little OT, Begging a hand
Ian Fritz
ijfritz at comcast.net
Tue Feb 8 08:35:44 CET 2011
Veronica --
Just an outline of a possible approach. First combine R5 + R7 = Rx. Then
R2, R4, Rx, form a delta that can be transformed to a wye, Ra, Rb,
Rc. Then you can add together R1 + Ra and R3 + Rb and Rc + R6. This leaves
you four resistors and two nodes, which you should be able to get.
GL
Ian
At 11:50 PM 2/7/2011, Veronica Merryfield wrote:
>I wonder if anyone might be able to help me out on what I was hoping was a
>simple problem.
>
>I have the following resistor network (ascii art follows so you'll need a
>fixed pitch font selected)
>
> V1
> |
> \
> / R1
> \
> /
> | R4 R6
> |--/\/\/\----/\/\/\----- Vout
> | | |
> \ \ \
> / R2 / R7 / R8
> \ \ \
> / / /
> | R5 | |
> |--/\/\/\-- |
> | V3
> \
> / R3
> \
> /
> |
> V2
>
>I can set each of V1, V2 and V3 to either +Ve, GND or OC independently,
>although not all combinations are useful, and I can measure Vout.
>R1+R2+R3=K, about 600 ohms. R1=R6 and R2=R7, R4 and R5 vary between about
>1K and 500K and R8 is fixed at 2K2 although this can be changed.
>
>I want to set a number of input combinations and measure Vout from each in
>the hope that I can determine R1, R2, R3, R4 and R5 with some simultaneous
>equations.
>
>My attempts have been a bit of a failure and I think I am missing
>something so I was hoping someone here might be able to help me.
>
>For reference, this is the equivalent circuit for a sensor I am working
>with on a music controller project.
>
>Veronica
>
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