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Show that in one time constant 63% of the equilibrium charge stored on the capacitor?

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Answered by nirman95
4

To show:

Charge accumulated in a Capacitor in one time constant is 63% of the total charge.

Calculation:

General expression for accumulation of charge in a capacitor in time "t" is ;

V = V_{0} \bigg \{1 -  {e}^{( -  \frac{t}{RC} )}  \bigg \}

 =  > q =( CV_{0}) \bigg \{1 -  {e}^{( -  \frac{t}{RC} )}  \bigg \}

 =  > q = q_{0} \bigg \{1 -  {e}^{( -  \frac{t}{RC} )}  \bigg \}

At one time constant , t = \tau = RC

 =  > q = q_{0} \bigg \{1 -  {e}^{( -  \frac{RC}{RC} )}  \bigg \}

 =  > q = q_{0} \bigg \{1 -  {e}^{( -  1 )}  \bigg \}

 =  > q = q_{0} \bigg \{1 -   \dfrac{1}{e}   \bigg \}

 =  > q = q_{0} \bigg \{1 -   0.37   \bigg \}

 =  > q = q_{0} \bigg \{0.63 \bigg \}

 =  > q =63\%( q_{0})

[Hence proved]

Answered by Lueenu22
0

Explanation:

To show:

Charge accumulated in a Capacitor in one time constant is 63% of the total charge.

Calculation:

General expression for accumulation of charge in a capacitor in time "t" is ;

V = V_{0} \bigg \{1 - {e}^{( - \frac{t}{RC} )} \bigg \}V=V

0

{1−e

(−

RC

t

)

}

= > q =( CV_{0}) \bigg \{1 - {e}^{( - \frac{t}{RC} )} \bigg \}=>q=(CV

0

){1−e

(−

RC

t

)

}

= > q = q_{0} \bigg \{1 - {e}^{( - \frac{t}{RC} )} \bigg \}=>q=q

0

{1−e

(−

RC

t

)

}

At one time constant , t = \tau = RCt=τ=RC

= > q = q_{0} \bigg \{1 - {e}^{( - \frac{RC}{RC} )} \bigg \}=>q=q

0

{1−e

(−

RC

RC

)

}

= > q = q_{0} \bigg \{1 - {e}^{( - 1 )} \bigg \}=>q=q

0

{1−e

(−1)

}

= > q = q_{0} \bigg \{1 - \dfrac{1}{e} \bigg \}=>q=q

0

{1−

e

1

}

= > q = q_{0} \bigg \{1 - 0.37 \bigg \}=>q=q

0

{1−0.37}

= > q = q_{0} \bigg \{0.63 \bigg \}=>q=q

0

{0.63}

= > q =63\%( q_{0})=>q=63%(q

0

)

[Hence proved]

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