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    The document presents equations to calculate the capacitance (C) of a capacitor in a resistive circuit based on the supply voltage (E), capacitor voltage after time (eC), series resistance (R), and time (t). It then applies these equations to calculate the capacitance (C) required for a capacitor's voltage to rise to 3.3V after 750μs given a supply voltage of 5V and series resistance of 1.5kΩ, determining the capacitance to be 0.46μF.

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    The document presents equations to calculate the capacitance (C) of a capacitor in a resistive circuit based on the supply voltage (E), capacitor voltage after time (eC), series resistance (R), and time (t). It then applies these equations to calculate the capacitance (C) required for a capacitor's voltage to rise to 3.3V after 750μs given a supply voltage of 5V and series resistance of 1.5kΩ, determining the capacitance to be 0.46μF.

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    The document presents equations to calculate the capacitance (C) of a capacitor in a resistive circuit based on the supply voltage (E), capacitor voltage after time (eC), series resistance (R), and time (t). It then applies these equations to calculate the capacitance (C) required for a capacitor's voltage to rise to 3.3V after 750μs given a supply voltage of 5V and series resistance of 1.5kΩ, determining the capacitance to be 0.46μF.

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    721307-17-15P AID: 15597 | 30/06/2017

    The instantaneous voltage of capacitor in a resistive circuit is eC E (1 t /(CR ) )


    Manipulating the above equation to find C we have,
    eC E (1 t /(CR ) )
    eC
    t /(CR ) 1
    E
    E eC
    t /(CR )
    E
    E
    t /(CR )
    E eC
    t E
    ln
    CR E eC
    t
    C
    E
    R ln
    E eC

    The series resistance connected is R 1.5k and the time elapsed for the capacitor voltage
    to rise to eC 3.3V is t 750s and the supply voltage is E 5V
    750s
    C
    5V
    1.5k ln
    5V 3.3V
    750s
    1.5k ln 2.94
    750s
    1.5k 1.079
    0.46F

    Value of capacitor required to rise the terminal voltage to 3.3V after t 750s is
    C 0.46F .

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