After a long time with the switch at position a, the switch moves to position b at time t=0. Assume that Vs = 23.2 V, R1 11 kQ, R2 = 15 kQ, R3 = 7 kQ, and C = 103 nF. Calculate the voltage across the R2 resistor at time t=0.1ms. = Vs +1 R1 M www V R2 a b HH I R3 In this question, V = 23.2, R1 = 11kQ, R2 = 15kQ, R3 = 7kQ and C = 103nF.

After a long time with the switch at position a, the switch moves to position b at time t=0. Assume that Vs = 23.2 V, R1 11 kQ, R2 = 15 kQ, R3 = 7 kQ, and C = 103 nF. Calculate the voltage across the R2 resistor at time t=0.1ms. = Vs +1 R1 M www V R2 a b HH I R3 In this question, V = 23.2, R1 = 11kQ, R2 = 15kQ, R3 = 7kQ and C = 103nF.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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