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Choose loops for the circuit below so that there is one unknown current. Write a KVL loop equation for that current. Put the equation in normal form and solve for the unknown current. Use initial condition vc(0−) = 0 V and assume is is constant (not a function of time). (The equation should have an integral. One way of solving it is taking the derivative of both sides.) Use the unknown current to compute v0.

Choose loops for the circuit below so that there is one unknown current. Write a KVL loop equation for that current. Put the equation in normal form and solve for the unknown current. Use initial condition vc(0−) = 0 V and assume is is constant (not a function of time). (The equation should have an integral. One way of solving it is taking the derivative of both sides.) Use the unknown current to compute v0.

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Choose loops for the circuit below so that there is one unknown current. Write a
KVL loop equation for that current. Put the equation in normal form and solve for the unknown
current. Use initial condition vc(0−) = 0 V and assume is is constant (not a function of time).
(The equation should have an integral. One way of solving it is taking the derivative of both sides.)
Use the unknown current to compute v0. 

 

Vo + C=Vc R1 is R2 Start by sketching your expectation for vo for t > 0. Choose loop currents, respecting the constant current source. Use loopy arrows (O, 0) and label the currents. Write a KVL loop equation. Solve the equation for the unknown current. Using the unknown current, write an expression for vo.
Transcribed Image Text:Vo + C=Vc R1 is R2 Start by sketching your expectation for vo for t > 0. Choose loop currents, respecting the constant current source. Use loopy arrows (O, 0) and label the currents. Write a KVL loop equation. Solve the equation for the unknown current. Using the unknown current, write an expression for vo.
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