This is Circuit Theory 2 subject..how to solve this question?
This is the complete question form.
This is Circuit Theory 2 subject..how to solve this question? This is the complete question form....
Please help me with the exercise 2:
Consider the circuit shown where L=5 H, C=10 uF, Vo=220. The
switch is closed at t=0, determine the expression for the voltage
across the capacitor. Sketch the voltage across the capacitor,
inductor, and the diode. Sketch the current flowing through the
circuit
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