In the practice Charge and Discharge in RC Circuits you obtain the following graphs and fitted the curves:What physical meaning have the parameter A?. 10 Auto Fit for: Run 1 | Potential Pot = A*(1-exp(-C*t))+B A: 3.857 +/- 0.006854 C: 0.9864 +/- 0.003799 5 B: 0.2326 +/- 0.003038 Correlation: 0.9999 RMSE: 0.009836 V Auto Fit for: Latest | Potential Pot = A*(1-exp(-C*t))+B A: 4.218 +/- 0.006940 C: 2.000 +/- 0.004896 B: 0.08414 +/- 0.001203 Correlation: 1.000 RMSE: 0.006247 V 10 Potential (V) -5 -10- 0 (5.71, -7.58) O The error in the voltage measure. O The voltage of the battery. during the charge O The inverse of the time constant O The time constant.. 5 Time (s) 15

In the practice Charge and Discharge in RC Circuits you obtain the following graphs and fitted the curves:What physical meaning have the parameter A?. 10 Auto Fit for: Run 1 | Potential Pot = A(1-exp(-Ct))+B A: 3.857 +/- 0.006854 C: 0.9864 +/- 0.003799 5 B: 0.2326 +/- 0.003038 Correlation: 0.9999 RMSE: 0.009836 V Auto Fit for: Latest | Potential Pot = A(1-exp(-Ct))+B A: 4.218 +/- 0.006940 C: 2.000 +/- 0.004896 B: 0.08414 +/- 0.001203 Correlation: 1.000 RMSE: 0.006247 V 10 Potential (V) -5 -10- 0 (5.71, -7.58) O The error in the voltage measure. O The voltage of the battery. during the charge O The inverse of the time constant O The time constant.. 5 Time (s) 15

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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