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Questions attempting to analyze the mathematical properties of a formula, the inner workings of a protocol, or the design of a given circuit.
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Capacitor Discharging Time under a Sinusoidal Voltage Source
I just can't find the correct solution to the following, pretty basic problem:
A capacitor \$C\$ is continuously discharged by a resistor \$R\$. This is easily described by an exponential decay (\$\t …
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