Vin R Vout Sketch Vout vs. t for a square-wave Vin: it jumps from OV to...

 

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Vin R Vout Sketch Vout vs. t for a square-wave Vin: it jumps from OV to 10V and stays there for several time constants before dropping to -10V and stays there for several time constants. A designer wishes to replace the circuit shown with an RC circuit that has the same voltage vs. time characteristics. Design an acceptable RC. Make sure the new circuit has the same timing and that Vout looks across the right component to have the exact same shaped Vout VS. t curve. If, in the original circuit, the inductance is $L mH, and in both circuits the resistance is $R k, what capacitance would be needed for the new circuit? μF Vin R Vout Sketch Vout vs. t for a square-wave Vin: it jumps from OV to 10V and stays there for several time constants before dropping to -10V and stays there for several time constants. A designer wishes to replace the circuit shown with an RC circuit that has the same voltage vs. time characteristics. Design an acceptable RC. Make sure the new circuit has the same timing and that Vout looks across the right component to have the exact same shaped Vout VS. t curve. If, in the original circuit, the inductance is $L mH, and in both circuits the resistance is $R k, what capacitance would be needed for the new circuit? μF

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