Electric Circuit Analysis: Unit III: Transient Response Analysis
Initial conditions
Transient Response Analysis
The response of memory circuit also depends upon the initial conditions. That is, the response is related to what has happened in the past. In other words, the circuit can have non-zero response even if there is no input signal.
INITIAL CONDITIONS
Initial
conditions of a network are the values of currents and voltage just before
switching. The instant just before switching is denoted by t = 0-. The instant
exactly at switching is denoted by t = 0 and the instant just after switching
is denoted by t = 0 +. 0 - and 0 + represent infinitesimally small times and
limit their difference as it approaches zero i.e., as limit, the time that
elapses between 0- and 0+ is zero.
The response of memory circuit also depends upon the initial conditions. That is, the response is related to what has happened in the past. In other words, the circuit can have non-zero response even if there is no input signal.
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