Exercise 9.4.7 (a) Suppose the waveform shown in the figure of the previous exercise is the current i(t) through a 0.2 mF capacitor (rather than the voltage) and its peak value is 100μA. given that the initial voltage on the capacitor was zero at t = -4s, determine and plot v(t). 100 με 4 About t (s)

Exercise 9.4.7 (a) Suppose the waveform shown in the figure of the previous exercise is the current i(t) through a 0.2 mF capacitor (rather than the voltage) and its peak value is 100μA. given that the initial voltage on the capacitor was zero at t = -4s, determine and plot v(t). 100 με 4 About t (s)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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