Suppose you're given the circuit shown below, with R = 40 Q.C = 100 µF, and L = 400 mH.The input is Vin, and the output is Vou Assume that Vin is a step input and no energy is initially storein the capacitor.Hint: See lecture 15, slide 10.L RVinVououtC:a) Calculate the undamped natural frequency of this system, in rad/s.Answer:rad/sb) Now convert your answer from (a) to Hz.Answer:Hzc) Calculate the damping ratio of this system.Answer:d) Will the output voltage exhibit oscillations under the step input? If so, at what frequency, in rad/s?Answer:rad/se) Suppose we want to change the circuit to have a peak time of 30 ms (0.03 s). What damped naturalfrequency would be required, in rad/s?Answer:rad/s

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