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In the following circuit, v1(t) is the input voltage and v2(t) is the output voltage. Calculate the step response of the system. i.e., calculate the output v2(t) when the input is a unit step function.

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First the current flowing through the capacitor:

R2 is in parallel with R3 and the capacitor C, so

Therefore, the current on R2 is

According to KCL, the current on R1 is

The source voltage is

Plug in R and C values, (change ...

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