An analog push button produces a noisy signal in the range [2.5, 5V] while being pressed...

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An analog push button produces a noisy signal in the range [2.5, 5V] while being pressed and [0, 3V] after being released. A simple comparator circuit with a threshold shown by the dotted line would results in spurious readings as shown in the "Comparator Output". Design a circuit using an op-amp with hysteresis (shown below) to prevent the erroneous button readings and produce the "Desired Output". Show your work! V 5 0 5 pressed பய Push Button Signal pressed threshold pressed Ms Comparator Output Desired Output ார் Vref + Vin R₁ + Vsat - Visat R₂ Yout An analog push button produces a noisy signal in the range [2.5, 5V] while being pressed and [0, 3V] after being released. A simple comparator circuit with a threshold shown by the dotted line would results in spurious readings as shown in the "Comparator Output". Design a circuit using an op-amp with hysteresis (shown below) to prevent the erroneous button readings and produce the "Desired Output". Show your work! V 5 0 5 pressed பய Push Button Signal pressed threshold pressed Ms Comparator Output Desired Output ார் Vref + Vin R₁ + Vsat - Visat R₂ Yout