I have an RC circuit and I calculate the differential equation as
RCdVcdt+Vc=Vg that is the same of
RCy′(t)+y(t)=x′(t). If I assume x(t)=u(t) I have that the equation is RCg′(t)+g(t)=0 and the solution is g(t)=K1e−t/RC+K0 now for have the impulse response I have to calculate this for t>0, t<0 and t=0 but I have no idea how to do. Can you please help me ?
Thursday, 24 November 2016
How to calculate the impulse response of an RC circuit using time-domain method
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