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Therefore, understanding the effect of capacitors are desirable to better understand the general circuit operation.
Therefore, voltage across the capacitor depends on the past history of current flowing through it (Memory effect). This is called a state variable.
td i
1 = v ro
vd td C = i
In general, the circuit behavior can be determined by: Input waveforms Output conditions Differential equations describing the ciruit and can be solved completely mathematically. Now let's walk through step by step with an example. We are given a circuit with some initial condition as follows:
and
) t( Cvd
NI
NI
V = ) t(
V = ) t(
PC
V = ) t( N Iv
v+
v+
td
td
CR
CR
0 > t
0 =
) t(
) t( Cvd
NI
v = ) t(
td
v + ) t(
C+
) t( Cv
v+
HC
) t(
v = ) t( Cv
td
) t( Cv
CR
) t( Cv
evolve in time?
) t(
PC
Therefore:
CR /t
N IV
) t( Cv ) t( N Iv
= ) t( Ri
Current through
is then:
e 1(
NI
V = A
NI
V = ) t( Cv
0 = ) t( Cv
0 = ) t( H Cv +
eA +
eA =
V =
eA =
NI
PC
V = ) t( Cv
HC
td
HC
v v v CR
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