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For questions about the step response of an electrical system, which is the response of the system in the time domain to a unit step function input. Important characteristics of the step response include rise/fall time, overshoot, ringing, and settling time. Consider using in conjunction with related tags such as "rise-time", "control-theory", etc., if applicable.
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Finding some variables in a second-order circuit?
Can any one please help me solving these questions .. I always get a wrong answers :/
The first order circuit is much easier than this one !!
This is my answer :
for the first time i thought it w …
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