Problem 1Step Response: Consider the circuit shown in Figure 1 for the specific case of R, = Zo andR = co. Sketch the bounce diagram and V,V, as a function of t.%3Dv, (z.()R,V (1)V, (1)R!z = 0Figure 1: Question 1.

Given the circuit, as shown below: Given: Rs=Z0 ., RL=∞ We need to sketch the bounce diagram

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Step Response: Consider the circuit shown in Figure 1 for the specific case of R, = Zo and R1 = 00. Sketch the bounce diagram and V, V as a function of t. %3D v,(z.t) V, (t) V (1) R

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Step Response: Consider the circuit shown in Figure 1 for the specific case of R, = Zo and
R = co. Sketch the bounce diagram and V,V, as a function of t.
%3D
v, (z.()
R,
V (1)
V, (1)
R
!z = 0
Figure 1: Question 1.

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