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Q1. Consider the circuit of Figure Q1 with Vs = 10e-t u(t) V, Vs (V) 1H 2F + Vo(t) ww 5 492 3u(t) A (a) Find the Vo(t) of the circuit a) To find Vo(t) of the circuit using circuit analysis with Fourier series, we need to first determine the circuit's transfer function which relates the input voltage v_s(t) to the output voltage Vo(t). This can be done by applying the appropriate circuit analysis techniques such as Kirchhoff's laws, Ohm's law, and nodal analysis. Once we have the transfer function, we can use it to determine the frequency domain representation of v_s(t) and Vo(t) using the Fourier series. We can then use the inverse Fourier transform to find the time domain representation of Vo(t).

Q1. Consider the circuit of Figure Q1 with Vs = 10e-t u(t) V, Vs (V) 1H 2F + Vo(t) ww 5 492 3u(t) A (a) Find the Vo(t) of the circuit a) To find Vo(t) of the circuit using circuit analysis with Fourier series, we need to first determine the circuit's transfer function which relates the input voltage v_s(t) to the output voltage Vo(t). This can be done by applying the appropriate circuit analysis techniques such as Kirchhoff's laws, Ohm's law, and nodal analysis. Once we have the transfer function, we can use it to determine the frequency domain representation of v_s(t) and Vo(t) using the Fourier series. We can then use the inverse Fourier transform to find the time domain representation of Vo(t).

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Q1. Consider the circuit of Figure Q1 with Vs = 10e-t u(t) V, Vs (V) 1H 2F + Vo(t) ww 5 492 3u(t) A (a) Find the Vo(t) of the circuit a) To find Vo(t) of the circuit using circuit analysis with Fourier series, we need to first determine the circuit's transfer function which relates the input voltage v_s(t) to the output voltage Vo(t). This can be done by applying the appropriate circuit analysis techniques such as Kirchhoff's laws, Ohm's law, and nodal analysis. Once we have the transfer function, we can use it to determine the frequency domain representation of v_s(t) and Vo(t) using the Fourier series. We can then use the inverse Fourier transform to find the time domain representation of Vo(t).
Transcribed Image Text:Q1. Consider the circuit of Figure Q1 with Vs = 10e-t u(t) V, Vs (V) 1H 2F + Vo(t) ww 5 492 3u(t) A (a) Find the Vo(t) of the circuit a) To find Vo(t) of the circuit using circuit analysis with Fourier series, we need to first determine the circuit's transfer function which relates the input voltage v_s(t) to the output voltage Vo(t). This can be done by applying the appropriate circuit analysis techniques such as Kirchhoff's laws, Ohm's law, and nodal analysis. Once we have the transfer function, we can use it to determine the frequency domain representation of v_s(t) and Vo(t) using the Fourier series. We can then use the inverse Fourier transform to find the time domain representation of Vo(t).
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