A triangular waveform voltage (shown below to the right) is applied to the following circuit input terminals. The circuit’s value of C is 200 nano-farad and the value of R is 47 kilo-ohm. The output voltage is measured with a high impedance A-to-D converter. Recalling that such a passive element circuit is a linear-time invariant system which can be solved with superposition principles:
a) Determine eout at time = 1.5 milli-second.
b) Determine the time when there is no current through the resistor. ( ein = eout ).
c) Determine the difference between eout and ein at 3 milli-second.
d) Determine eout at time = 8 milli-seconds.
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