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R i + + x(t) + vc(t) Cy(t) 1. Use the Engineering approach to find the following (assuming: v$_c$(0$^-$) given): a) derive the zero- input response of the circuit, b) derive the impulse response of the circuit, and c) derive the zero- state response to a step input (You are required to perform convolution by using the graphical method on this part). Given your analysis in Part I, choose values for R and C (using commonly available values) so that the time constant is on the order of 1 msec.

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1. Use the Engineering approach to find the following (assuming: v$_c$(0$^-$) given): a) derive the zero-
input response of the circuit, b) derive the impulse response of the circuit, and c) derive the zero-
state response to a step input (You are required to perform convolution by using the graphical
method on this part).
Given your analysis in Part I, choose values for R and C (using commonly available values) so that
the time constant is on the order of 1 msec.

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R
i
+
+
x(t)
+
vc(t)
Cy(t)
1. Use the Engineering approach to find the following (assuming: vc(0^-) given): a) derive the zero-
input response of the circuit, b) derive the impulse response of the circuit, and c) derive the zero-
state response to a step input (You are required to perform convolution by using the graphical
method on this part).
Given your analysis in Part I, choose values for R and C (using commonly available values) so that
the time constant is on the order of 1 msec.

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vc(t) Cy(t) 1. Use the Engineering approach to find the following, assuming: v0 - given: a) Derive the zero input response of the circuit. b) Derive the impulse response of the circuit. c) Derive the zero state response to a step input (You are required to perform convolution by using the graphical method on this part). Given your analysis in Part l, choose values for R and C (using commonly available values) so that the time constant is on the order of 1 msec.

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