-Given a capacitance of 50 nF, what resistance should your circuit have in order to have a time constant of 100 microseconds?
-From the circuit above, if you charged it to 5 Volts, then allow the circuit to discharge how long does it take to reach 1 V?
-What was the charge when the capacitor had a potential difference of 1 V?
-If when charging the capacitor to 5 V it broke down, what could you do to raise the breakdown voltage?
1) Given: C = 50 nF = 50*10^-9 F
Time constant T = 100 us = 100*10^-6 s
Time constant is given:
T = RC
=> R = T/C
= (100*10^-6)/(50*10^-9)
= 2000 ohms or 2 kilo ohm
2) V = V0 e^-(t/T)
=> 1 = 5 e^-(t/(100*10^-6))
=> t = 161 us
3) Q = CV = 50 nC
-Given a capacitance of 50 nF, what resistance should your circuit have in order to have...
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