Electronics Fundamentals: Circuits, Devices & Applications
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Chapter 15, Problem 1TFQ
Transient time for an RC circuit is the same as the time constant.
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Answer to Problem 1TFQ
The given statement is
Explanation of Solution
A given circuit is a RC integrator circuit. Consider the circuit of an RC integrator shown below.
Here, input
In an RC circuit, the time taken for a capacitor to get fully charged or discharged is called transient time and it is expressed as 5 times the time constant of the circuit. The time constant of the circuit for a given value of resistance and capacitance is given by,
Hence, the transient time,
Thus, transient time and time constant are not the same.
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