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Author Question: To charge a 100 F capacitor in 15 seconds, use a ________ resistor. A) 35 k B) 25 k C) 15 k D) 30 ... (Read 36 times)

nevelica

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To charge a 100 F capacitor in 15 seconds, use a ________ resistor.
 
  A) 35 k B) 25 k C) 15 k D) 30 k

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What is VC at the end of the input pulse to an RC integrator if the resistance is 5 k, the capacitance is 0.47 F and the input is a 15 V, 4.7 ms pulse?
 
  A) 14.7 V B) 9.48 V C) 13.0 V D) 14.3 V


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Reply #1 on: Jul 28, 2018
Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C


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Reply 2 on: Jul 28, 2018
Excellent

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