Can anybody understand/know this problem?

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The discussion centers on understanding how to sketch and label the voltage across a capacitor in a circuit with a 500Hz rectangular waveform current source. Participants suggest converting the Norton model of the circuit to a Thevenin model for simplification. Additionally, there is a query about calculating the magnitude of the fundamental component of the capacitor voltage, with a mention of using Fourier transforms. The conversation emphasizes the importance of circuit modeling to facilitate analysis. Overall, the thread seeks assistance with specific circuit analysis techniques.
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Here is the circuit and the rectangular waveform of current source. frequency is 500Hz

Does anybody know how to sketch and label the voltage across the capacitor?

Also, How to get the magnitude of the fundamental component of capacitor voltage? (maybe using Fourier transformer?)

THanks for helping!
Thanks a lot!
 

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If you look at the circuit and convert the resistor and current source from a norton model to a thevenin model, it might make things easier for you.
 
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