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Yes, I believe the solution would be to use thevenins equivalent?

Also, I am not so worried about the long term effect as I am aware generally the capacitor voltage will remain as 3.6V as the recovery time is long compared to the time where the load is applied, I just want a way of working out the effect the applied load will have on vc, how much vc is likely...

Hi, thanks for your reply. yep, I am more than aware of how to do it all pratically, I can even simulate it and find my result this way but I am particularly hoping to understand how to express this effect on vc through an equation of some sort. I am under the impression it becomes very...

Ton( time the load is on ) as 5us by the way, not 50us.

That would be enough time for the capacitor to recover.

Well what I am trying to figure out is a general expression that can be applied therefore the conditions should not be of huge importance but for example say the load is pulsing with a period of 1ms and the on time 5us. And for simplicity sake let's say the capacitor is allowed to fully charge...

Hi, many thanks for the reply. It seems simple but infact is quite complex, I think of it as a load that requires a certain amount of current. I think of this load being pulsed where the time it is connected to the rc circuit is the ton time. 50us is just a figure I plucked out the air, I am...

Hi quick question, I have an rc circuit which is to be charged with an input voltage of 3.6 V but what happens if a pulsing current source is connected to the capacitor as well? So I have a rc circuit but also a pulsing current source connected directly to the resistor. I have attached the...