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PROBLEM IO.27 For the circuit shown in Figure 10.128, sketch and label UR versus time. Assume that v = K₁ for a long time prior to t = 0 as illustrated in the figure. Note that this problem can be solved in a number of simple steps by breaking the problem down into parts and solving each part. There are several ways to do this breakdown, all of roughly equal ease.

PROBLEM IO.27 For the circuit shown in Figure 10.128, sketch and label UR versus time. Assume that v = K₁ for a long time prior to t = 0 as illustrated in the figure. Note that this problem can be solved in a number of simple steps by breaking the problem down into parts and solving each part. There are several ways to do this breakdown, all of roughly equal ease.

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Please show different ways to do this. The answer should be VR = (K2 - K1)e-t/? + K3?(1 - e-t/?) along with the sketch.

PROBLEM IO.27 For the circuit shown in Figure 10.128, sketch and label UR versus time. Assume that v₁ = K₁ for a long time prior to t = 0 as illustrated in the figure. Note that this problem can be solved in a number of simple steps by breaking the problem down into parts and solving each part. There are several ways to do this breakdown, all of roughly equal ease.
Transcribed Image Text:PROBLEM IO.27 For the circuit shown in Figure 10.128, sketch and label UR versus time. Assume that v₁ = K₁ for a long time prior to t = 0 as illustrated in the figure. Note that this problem can be solved in a number of simple steps by breaking the problem down into parts and solving each part. There are several ways to do this breakdown, all of roughly equal ease.
VI + K₂ VI K₁ с FIGURE 10.128 R K3t wwwwww + VR t
Transcribed Image Text:VI + K₂ VI K₁ с FIGURE 10.128 R K3t wwwwww + VR t
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