2.68 If the voltage source in the circuit of Fig. P2.68 generates a single square wave with an amplitude of 2 V, generate a plot for Vout for the same time period. Us(t) + + 100 Ω Vout Us(t) 2 V- -2 V T Figure P2.68 Circuit and voltage waveform for Problem 2.68.

2.68 If the voltage source in the circuit of Fig. P2.68 generates a single square wave with an amplitude of 2 V, generate a plot for Vout for the same time period. Us(t) + + 100 Ω Vout Us(t) 2 V- -2 V T Figure P2.68 Circuit and voltage waveform for Problem 2.68.

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2.68 If the voltage source in the circuit of Fig. P2.68 generates
a single square wave with an amplitude of 2 V, generate a plot for
Vout for the same time period.
Us(t)
+
+
100 Ω
Vout
Us(t)
2 V-
-2 V
T
Figure P2.68 Circuit and voltage waveform for Problem
2.68.

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