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Chapter 6, Problem 11E
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To determine
Design a circuit to provide the voltage
(b)
To determine
Verify the designed circuit from the output voltage of the circuit.
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For the above circuit, the switch has been in position A for a very long time and then at t=0 switches to postion B. Given the following
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