TravisBoyd Messages 2 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Apr 10, 2014 #1 After two time constants of time have elapsed, the current in the circuit is how many times the final current?
After two time constants of time have elapsed, the current in the circuit is how many times the final current?
BiGyElLoWhAt Gold Member Messages 1,637 Reaction score 138 Apr 10, 2014 #2 ?I think you need to clarify, as I have no idea what you're talking about.
Drakkith Mentor Messages 23,212 Reaction score 7,701 Apr 10, 2014 #3 TravisBoyd said: After two time constants of time have elapsed, the current in the circuit is how many times the final current? You're going to need to show at least some kind of effort to solve this. Tell me, what's a time constant? When do we use it in a circuit?
TravisBoyd said: After two time constants of time have elapsed, the current in the circuit is how many times the final current? You're going to need to show at least some kind of effort to solve this. Tell me, what's a time constant? When do we use it in a circuit?
BiGyElLoWhAt Gold Member Messages 1,637 Reaction score 138 Apr 10, 2014 #4 Does this involve caps and time dependent analysis? Or can you clue me in as to the subject or topic of this question?
Does this involve caps and time dependent analysis? Or can you clue me in as to the subject or topic of this question?