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Transcript
Transients in a series LRC circuit - Ringing (3)
Vin
L
C
R
Vout
The last, underdamped, results in an
exponentially decaying envelope and a
sinusoidal oscillations. This ringing is
commonly observed. It can be thought of as
two parts: a loss of energy related to R and
an oscillation related to the product LC.
This not exact so lets look at the
mathematical solution.
 1
1 
t 

VR (t )  K1 cos 
 2 2 t  exp 

LC
4
R
C
2
RC



When (RC)2>>LC the cos will oscillate several times at a
frequency almost equal to the resonant frequency.