Voltage (V) RC Circuit - Charging You have an RC Circuit - a Resistor and Capacitor (in series) hooked up to an ideal battery. The capacitor starts the system with no charge (no voltage across it). Voltage vs. Time Capacitor 0.632 E 1т 27 3T 4T 57 Time (s) R = 390.00 kiloOhms (kS2) Battery Voltage 12.00 V At a time of 4.90 seconds after you start charging the capacitor, the capacitor has a voltage that is 56.0 % of the maximum possible voltage. What is the value of the capacitor? Put your answer in microFarads (UF). This means you do not need to put units in your answer. Your Answer: 10:54 PM

Voltage (V) RC Circuit - Charging You have an RC Circuit - a Resistor and Capacitor (in series) hooked up to an ideal battery. The capacitor starts the system with no charge (no voltage across it). Voltage vs. Time Capacitor 0.632 E 1т 27 3T 4T 57 Time (s) R = 390.00 kiloOhms (kS2) Battery Voltage 12.00 V At a time of 4.90 seconds after you start charging the capacitor, the capacitor has a voltage that is 56.0 % of the maximum possible voltage. What is the value of the capacitor? Put your answer in microFarads (UF). This means you do not need to put units in your answer. Your Answer: 10:54 PM

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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