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Chapter 8, Problem 75E
A series RC sequentially switched circuit has R = 200 Ω and C = 50 μF. The input is a 5 V pulsed voltage source of 50 ms pulse width with a period of 55 ms (source is zero volts outside of pulse), and it has zero rise and fall time. Calculate the capacitor voltage for three full periods and plot using MATLAB.
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