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show that the rate of change when the capacitor is discharging from the supply voltage value will b the same as when charging from the same value at any time given. vc=vs(1-e-t/cr) . VS= 10, c=10uf, R=20ohms.
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VS is the initial charge?
No Vs = d.c. Source voltage.. rate of change of what exactly?
are you talking about rate of change of voltage across capacitor?
rate at which charge is accumulating in first case ,,and rate at which it is discharging ,,,in 2nd case maybe
yes voltage across capacitor
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The time constant (RC) is the same for both charge and discharge for this case. It is the time constant which establishes the rate of change. The time constant for this situation is 2 10^-4
how do i show that in an equation?
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