Suppose i had a rc charging circuit consisting of resistor(rc) in series with the capacitor(c) and the following parameters.
rc = 47kohm
c = 1000uf
vs = 5v
I know so far that 1 time consent = 47sec
capacitor is fully charged at 5 x 47sec = 235sec
Using the following formula how would i find the voltage across the capacitor at 120 sec ?
Vc = V(1 - e-t/RC)
where
Vc is the voltage across the capacitor
Vs is the supply voltage
t is the elapsed time since the application of the supply voltage
RC is the time constant of the RC charging circuit
Also what formula do i use to find the time required for voltage across capacitor to reach say 6v ?
Let's not get sloppy. The correct way to write that equation is Vc = Vs(1 - e^(-t/RC)) or Vc = Vs(1 - exp(-t/RC)) . Just plug in the values and solve for the unknown. It will be 92% of the supply voltage.
Also what formula do i use to find the time required for voltage across capacitor to reach say 6v ?