t=ti-R2t = 0 6Vin= 10 V (DC)+R1= 10 NR2= 10 2!!VinR1CC = 100 µFt1 =1 msThe switch has been closed for a long time. At f = 0 the switch opens, and at t = tj the switch isclosed again.Please answer the following questions.(1) Derive the mathematical expression for ve(t) for 0tj.(4) Sketch the waveform of ve(t) for 0

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t=t. R2 t = 0 Vin= 10 V (DC) + R1= 10 N Vin R1 R2= 10 N C = 100 µF t1 = 1 ms The switch has been closed for a long time. At t = 0 the switch opens, and at t = t; the switch is closed again. Please answer the following questions. (1) Derive the mathematical expression for ve(t) for 0 <1<1. (2) Calculate the capacitor voltage ve(t) at t = t1. (3) Derive the mathematical expression for ve(t) for t > t1. (4) Sketch the waveform of v-(t) for 0sIS 2 ms. (5) Calculate the time instants when the capacitor voltage ve(t) is equal to 8 V.

t=t. R2 t = 0 Vin= 10 V (DC) + R1= 10 N Vin R1 R2= 10 N C = 100 µF t1 = 1 ms The switch has been closed for a long time. At t = 0 the switch opens, and at t = t; the switch is closed again. Please answer the following questions. (1) Derive the mathematical expression for ve(t) for 0 <1<1. (2) Calculate the capacitor voltage ve(t) at t = t1. (3) Derive the mathematical expression for ve(t) for t > t1. (4) Sketch the waveform of v-(t) for 0sIS 2 ms. (5) Calculate the time instants when the capacitor voltage ve(t) is equal to 8 V.

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