ASSUMPTION:
1. The function generator is continuous
PARAMETERS OF FUNCTION GENERATOR ARE AS FOLLOWS
A. V1=+1
B. V2=-1
C. TD= 0 , delay in voltage
D. Tr= 0 ,rise time
E. Tf=0 , fall time
F. Tw=1ms , width of voltage V2
E. PER = 4ms , time period for 1 pulse
t=0 Vc=-1v
t=0.5ms Vc=-0.5v
t=1ms Vc= 0.25v
t=2ms Vc= 1v
TABLE
t=0s Vr=-1
t=0.5ms Vr= 0
t=1ms Vr= -1
t=2ms Vr = -2
ASSUMPTION FOR SINGLE PULSE
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