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I am new to this forum and in the short duration that i have surfed through this website i have found it to be very helpful.
In Question 3 in the Passive integrator and differentiator workbook the problem statement is forcing a voltage across the capacitor and asking for the current waveforms.
This is somewhat incorrect because if we assume ideal voltage source (represented by the function generator) and ideal capacitor then there is conflict where these two connect.
Would it be appropriate to treat the input as current waveforms and plot current waveforms as output ?
I am new to this forum and in the short duration that i have surfed through this website i have found it to be very helpful.
In Question 3 in the Passive integrator and differentiator workbook the problem statement is forcing a voltage across the capacitor and asking for the current waveforms.
This is somewhat incorrect because if we assume ideal voltage source (represented by the function generator) and ideal capacitor then there is conflict where these two connect.
Would it be appropriate to treat the input as current waveforms and plot current waveforms as output ?