Engineering Initial condition of ZSR response of first order circuit:

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The discussion focuses on the definition of the Zero State Response (ZSR) in the context of a first-order circuit, specifically regarding initial conditions. It is clarified that for ZSR, the initial condition must indeed be zero, meaning Vc(t0) should equal 0. The equation provided relates to the voltage across a capacitor, emphasizing the relationship between the capacitor's voltage and external inputs. Participants confirm that ZSR is influenced solely by these external inputs, reinforcing the necessity of zero initial conditions. Understanding this concept is crucial for accurately analyzing first-order circuits.
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Homework Statement

:[/B] I would like to know if the definition of the ZSR response means that the initial condition at any t0 needs to be 0.

Homework Equations

:[/B] let's say : we're trying to calculate the ZSR response from a first order equation of the voltage of a capacitor and the initial condition is: Vc(t0)=V0, Vc'(t)+(1/RC)*Vc(t)=X(t)/C

The Attempt at a Solution

: [/B]I assume that the solution for the ZSR response needs to be for the initial condition Vc(t0)=0

or correct me if that's should be Vc(0)=0.

I would appreciate any help, thanks a lot.
 
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