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3. Given i () 1.5K L (1) 100 mh 0.01 μ f with input (changing from –5 to +5 at t=0) in (1) - 5 a. Find vc(0+) and i (0+) if the circuit is in the steady state when the input changes at time t=0 from – 5 volts to +5 volts b. Write the differential equation for vc(t) for t 2 0 by writing and then taking the derivative of the node equation at node 1 c. Find vc (0+) + +1

3. Given i () 1.5K L (1) 100 mh 0.01 μ f with input (changing from –5 to +5 at t=0) in (1) - 5 a. Find vc(0+) and i (0+) if the circuit is in the steady state when the input changes at time t=0 from – 5 volts to +5 volts b. Write the differential equation for vc(t) for t 2 0 by writing and then taking the derivative of the node equation at node 1 c. Find vc (0+) + +1

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3. Given i () 1.5K in (1) 100 mh 0.01 μ f with input (changing from -5 to +5 at t=0) in (t) 5 5 a. Find vc(0+) and iL(0+) if the circuit is in the steady state when the input changes at time t=0 from – 5 volts to +5 volts b. Write the differential equation for vc(t) for t 2 0 by writing and then taking the derivative of the node equation at node 1 c. Find vc (0+) d. Solve for vc(t). Is the transient response overdamped, underdamped or critically damped
Transcribed Image Text:3. Given i () 1.5K in (1) 100 mh 0.01 μ f with input (changing from -5 to +5 at t=0) in (t) 5 5 a. Find vc(0+) and iL(0+) if the circuit is in the steady state when the input changes at time t=0 from – 5 volts to +5 volts b. Write the differential equation for vc(t) for t 2 0 by writing and then taking the derivative of the node equation at node 1 c. Find vc (0+) d. Solve for vc(t). Is the transient response overdamped, underdamped or critically damped
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