Circuits I: Example with RLC Circuit (Series, Natural Response)

This video works through a problem involving a circuit with resistor, capacitor, and inductor in a series configuration. We examine the natural response of the capacitor voltage following a switching event.

University of California, Davis
ENG17: Circuits I, Spring Quarter 2015
Instructor: Dr. Kyle Montgomery

[DATRATMANZ]

Good man my professor made us derive these equations and expected us to derive them on the final. This is a great stepping stone in understand what we are doing and taking things down and simplifying them. Awesome thank you very much.

[vinjwriter]

This video was really a one of million.. I found it really hard to find a related video like this..So good

[draxlevi]

you're awesome dude, thanks for carrying my university's entire electrical engineering program on your back <3

[bonaviafx]

What will be the function of i(t)? I tried finding the derivative of Vc(t) and multiplying it by C, but the current curve obtained doesn't match my simulation.

[ghinasalsabila]

can you help me to answering the practice questions?

[pkbadshah]

Sir I think v at infinity is same as v+ that is -3v . Not zero can anyone explain how its zero

[despapitoxaa]

Sir, how did you get the values of A1 and A2?

[nickkenny]

Why is the answer v(t) and not i(t)? Would the constants just be different for i(t)?

[ATTO]

hmm isn't overdamped series a1+a2=di(0+)/dt ?

[HollowBxstion]

I have no idea how you got A1 and A2, even with the brief explanation

[farhanwakil]

s1 is not -.0.006 when I did the calculation is -0.555 I think you need to re-check the calculation for s1.