Consider an rlc circuit with r 5 ohms l frac12 h c 29 f


Consider an RLC circuit with R = 5 Ohms, L= ½ H, C= 2/9 F and input voltage e(t) = exp(-t/2)

a. Starting from KVL show that the DE for the voltage across R is given by: v'' + 10 v' + 9 v = -5 exp(-0.5 t)

b. Find vc in terms of the arbitrary constants C1 and C2

c. Find vp

d. Add vc and vp and use the initial conditions If v(0) = 0 and v'(0) = -5 to show that the actual solution is

v(t) = 0.625*exp(-1.0*t)+0.551*exp(-9.*t)-1.18*exp(-0.500*t)

e. Use Matlab to plot the solution

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