1. Consider the following circuit: R ww Vi(t) C + Vc(t) Assume the switch is closed at t = 0, and for t < 0, Vc(t) = 0. a. Find a differential equation governing the behavior of Vc(t). Vc(s) b. In the Laplace domain find the transfer function: V¿(s). c. Given the switch closes at t = 0, find Ve(s). (For this part, treat V/(t) as a constant voltage, V₁, and let V/(s) = V₁ / s.)

1. Consider the following circuit: R ww Vi(t) C + Vc(t) Assume the switch is closed at t = 0, and for t < 0, Vc(t) = 0. a. Find a differential equation governing the behavior of Vc(t). Vc(s) b. In the Laplace domain find the transfer function: V¿(s). c. Given the switch closes at t = 0, find Ve(s). (For this part, treat V/(t) as a constant voltage, V₁, and let V/(s) = V₁ / s.)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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