The circuit is simulated in Multisim software as per the instructions given. Since negative time doesn't exist in nature, the circuit is simulated by opening the switch at t=1 sec and simulating it from t = 0 to t = 7 seconds. If we shift the obtained graph to the left by one second the output is the required one. As no initial conditions are given the circuit is assumed to have '0' volts and '0' Amperes at t= -1 s (in sim. at t = 0s). The circuit simulation and graph are given below:
The switch is 'ON' for 1 sec. and remains open for next seven seconds (however we simulated for total of six seconds only). Ask for queries if any.
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For the circuit shown below: Preview In terms of Vo, R1, R2, R3, R4 C1, t, and s what is the time domain equation for the voltage at node out? Preview and s what is the s-domain equation the voltage at node out? In terms of Vo, RI, R2, R3,R4, C1, t, Preview and s what is the equation for τ? In terms ofVo, RI, R2, R3, R4, Cl, t, Ifthe voltage V1 at time-0 is 3 V RI=4 kQ,...
i(t) 5 k Ohm R2 10 k Ohm V1 C1 2 UF 2i(t) W1 12V t-0 CSW Figure 3 a) Find the capacitor voltage v(1) for > 0, for the circuit in Figure 3 above. b) Using appropriate equations show that the system in Figure 3 is unstable. c) Using appropriate equations and diagrams show what must be done to make the system stable. [4 marks] [5 marks) [6 marks]
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