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    1) The document discusses transients in an RLC circuit with an initial current. It provides equations for the behavior of the current based on the relationship between R and the square root of L/C. 2) It gives an example of an RLC circuit with R=50 ohms that is suddenly connected to a 100V supply. It states that the maximum current and time constant can be calculated from the given equations. 3) The document provides the full equation to calculate the time constant for an RLC circuit where R=50 ohms, L=0.5 Henrys and C=0.006 Farads. It states that the time constant equals 20 milliseconds.

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    1) The document discusses transients in an RLC circuit with an initial current. It provides equations for the behavior of the current based on the relationship between R and the square root of L/C. 2) It gives an example of an RLC circuit with R=50 ohms that is suddenly connected to a 100V supply. It states that the maximum current and time constant can be calculated from the given equations. 3) The document provides the full equation to calculate the time constant for an RLC circuit where R=50 ohms, L=0.5 Henrys and C=0.006 Farads. It states that the time constant equals 20 milliseconds.

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    IMG - 0241 Transient Lecture PRC

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    1) The document discusses transients in an RLC circuit with an initial current. It provides equations for the behavior of the current based on the relationship between R and the square root of L/C. 2) It gives an example of an RLC circuit with R=50 ohms that is suddenly connected to a 100V supply. It states that the maximum current and time constant can be calculated from the given equations. 3) The document provides the full equation to calculate the time constant for an RLC circuit where R=50 ohms, L=0.5 Henrys and C=0.006 Farads. It states that the time constant equals 20 milliseconds.

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