3. Find the time at which approximately %100 of the transition is achieved for charging thecapacitor4. Find the time at which approximately %100 of the transition is achieved for dischargingthe capacitor Components Used:Kit Part #ValuesResistor2.7 ko = 2700 ohmСарacitor2.2 μFСарacitor1.1 μFFunction GeneratorSquare wave Amplitude 9V frequency10HZTable A- Component ListExperiment:R12.7 kQS1C12.2 u FF= 10 HzFigure 2 RC circuitSquare

For a series RC circuit fed by a 9 V, 10 Hz square wave, R1=2700 Ω, C1=2.2 μF.

Find the time at which approximately %100 of the transition is achieved for charging the capacitor Find the time at which approximately %100 of the transition is achieved for discharging the capacitor

Find the time at which approximately %100 of the transition is achieved for charging the capacitor Find the time at which approximately %100 of the transition is achieved for discharging the capacitor

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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