For the op amp circuit given below, find vo(t) for t > 0. Take vs = 11 e?5t u(t) V. 10 k? 50 ?F 20 k? vs + ? ? + vo The value of vo(t) = (e(Click to select) ? e(Click to select) ) u(t) V.
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Find vo(t) for t > 0 Vo(t) = 50 * 11e-5t + 20 * 10kQ = 490V Show more…
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