You Answered For the RLC circuit shown, the switch is initially in the open position and closes at time t = 0. The component values are R=15k, L=500mH, C=10nF, and the source current is I, =11mA. Assuming there is no initial energy in either the capacitor or the inductor (at time t = 0), find the value of the capacitor voltage Vc (t) at time t =36μs. Enter your answer in units of Volts. t=0 + VL L + + C Vc Is (1 R VR Correct Answer 15.0809 margin of error +/- 1%

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For the RLC circuit shown, the switch is initially in the open position and closes
at time t = 0. The component values are R=15k, L=500mH, C=10nF,
and the source current is I, =11mA. Assuming there is no initial energy in
either the capacitor or the inductor (at time t = 0), find the value of the
capacitor voltage Vc (t) at time t =36μs. Enter your answer in units of Volts.
t=0
+ VL
L
+
+
C
Vc
Is (1 R
VR
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15.0809 margin of error +/- 1%
Transcribed Image Text:You Answered For the RLC circuit shown, the switch is initially in the open position and closes at time t = 0. The component values are R=15k, L=500mH, C=10nF, and the source current is I, =11mA. Assuming there is no initial energy in either the capacitor or the inductor (at time t = 0), find the value of the capacitor voltage Vc (t) at time t =36μs. Enter your answer in units of Volts. t=0 + VL L + + C Vc Is (1 R VR Correct Answer 15.0809 margin of error +/- 1%
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