So I've got a circuit exam tomorrow, and the only kind of exercises I'm having trouble solving are RL or RC circuits with an impulse source.
Pic is an example, where Rb=10kohms, r_pi=1kohms,g_m=0.1S, Rs=Re=Rl=1kOhms and Vs=δ(t). I need to fine the Vc(t) function of the voltage across the capacitor without using the laplace domain, and I'm drawing a blank
Wsr already redirected me here, so I really need this
>>7809413
you game 2 right place made :D D D
have his pigture :D D :D
>>7809412
Why would any label have to be Pi
Also what is S?
>>7809412
And the arrow box is a current source right?
>>7809522
usually represents the base-emitter resistance in the hybrid pi model of a transistor
Using Nodal Analysis would probably help
>>7809522
It's a transistor model. Usually the resistance between emitter and base is labeled R_pi
>>7809568
Threads like these are homework threads. Boring as fuck, because shit like this is just solving matrices. I don't understand why you would even think this is a good type of thread.
>>7809412
What is the frequency of Vs and capacitance of C?
