Pre-Lab Problem Consider the electrical RC circuit shown in the illus- tration. The resistance R = 10 k2, and the capacitance C = 0.1 μF. Vg(t) ( R www с Part II a) Suppose that after a sufficiently long time for the above system to reach steady-state, the in- put source is suddenly switched to off, v. (t) = 0. Solve the differential equation again to derive a new expression for ve(t). Hint: Assume that "time" has started over at t = 0, with initial conditions ve(t) = Vo. b) From the results of part a), find the voltage across the resistor u, (t).

Pre-Lab Problem Consider the electrical RC circuit shown in the illus- tration. The resistance R = 10 k2, and the capacitance C = 0.1 μF. Vg(t) ( R www с Part II a) Suppose that after a sufficiently long time for the above system to reach steady-state, the in- put source is suddenly switched to off, v. (t) = 0. Solve the differential equation again to derive a new expression for ve(t). Hint: Assume that "time" has started over at t = 0, with initial conditions ve(t) = Vo. b) From the results of part a), find the voltage across the resistor u, (t).

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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