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Let the Fourier Series of the voltage source be A Asin(nwot) Vs (t)-

Where A=5V, and \omega _{0}=\pi

Find the series for the capacitor voltage, Vo(t).

R1 2 C1 Vs Vo(t) 0.5F

A Asin(nwot) Vs (t)-


Vo(t)
R1 2 C1 Vs Vo(t) 0.5F
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