Plot the forced response vo (t) in the circuit of Fig. D.35 (a) for 0

Question

Plot the forced response [latex]v_{o}(t)[/latex] in the circuit of Fig. D.35 (a) for 0 < t < 5s if the source voltage is shown in Fig. D.35(b).

Accepted Answer

We draw the circuit and set the attributes as shown in Fig. D.36. We enter in the data in Fig. D.35(b) by double-clicking the symbol of the voltage source V1 and typing in T1 = 0, V1 = 0, T2 = 1ns, V2 = 12, T3 = 1s, V3 = 12, T4 = 1.001s, V4 = 0, T5 = 2s, V5 = 0, T6 = 2.001s, V6 = 12, T7 = 3s, V7 = 12, T8 = 3.001s, V8 = 0. In the Analysis/ Setup/Transient dialog box, we set Print Step = 0.2s and Final Time = 5s. When the circuit is simulated and we are in the Probe window, we press to go back to the Schematics window. We place two voltage markers as shown in Fig. D.36 to get the plots of input [latex]v_{s}[/latex] and output [latex]v_{o}[/latex]. We press to get into the Probe window and obtain the plots shown in Fig. D.37.

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