Design a circuit where the voltage across the capacitor matches the input step function as closely...

Design a circuit where the voltage across the capacitor matches the input step function as closely as possible. Sketch/show a picture of your result and which circuit parameters (R and C you used). Explain why the output looks like it does.
Design a circuit where the voltage across the capacitor looks like a triangle wave (each peak looks like a triangle). Sketch/show a picture of your result and which circuit parameters (R and C you used). Explain why the output looks like it does.

Expert Solution

output is somewhat similar as input as larger and larger RC input used.

triangular out put waves form for square wave input

genius_generous answered 3 years ago

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