+ 2 Vp-p (L) Riot = 200 2 ww 0.01 μF 10 mH Figure 1. A simple series RLC circuit. Table 1. Theoretical parameter values of Figure 1. Parameter Calculated Value a 3 Wo Wa 51 52 T Using the values calculated in Table 1, Calculate new total resistor values Table 2. Time Period Comparison. Behavior Condition Overdamped (a>wo) Find Rot such that α = 1000 Critically damped (a = wo) Resistor Value

+ 2 Vp-p (L) Riot = 200 2 ww 0.01 μF 10 mH Figure 1. A simple series RLC circuit. Table 1. Theoretical parameter values of Figure 1. Parameter Calculated Value a 3 Wo Wa 51 52 T Using the values calculated in Table 1, Calculate new total resistor values Table 2. Time Period Comparison. Behavior Condition Overdamped (a>wo) Find Rot such that α = 1000 Critically damped (a = wo) Resistor Value

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