Please show work, I need to understand this for the exam, thank you! Suppose that you...
Please show work, I need to understand this for the exam, thank you!
Suppose that you are charging a capacitor (C1=10) in series with a resistor (R1=2) using a power supply (V=10).
A. What is the maximum charge of the capacitor?
B. How long will it take the capacitor to reach 1/4 of maximum charge?
C. What is the characteristic time of this RC circuit?
D. Knowing that the voltages over the resistor and the capacitor must add up to V, calculate the POWER dissipated by the resistor at t=0.53 seconds.
E. Suppose that you fully charge the capacitor, unhook the power supply, and reconnect the wires so that the capacitor discharges through the resistor. How long will it take the capacitor to return to a charge of 1.00 microcoulomb?
Homework Answers
As units are not given in the problem, I am assuming,
Capacitance as 10 Farad
Resistance as 2 ohm and
Power supply voltage as 10 volts
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