At t t0 the voltage across a certain capacitance c is zero


At t = t0, the voltage across a certain capacitance C is zero. A pulse of current flows through the capacitance between t0 and t0 +?t, and the voltage across the capacitance increases to V f . What can you say about the peak amplitude Im and area under the pulse waveform (i.e., current versus time)? What are the units and physical significance of the area under the pulse? What must happen to the peak amplitude and area under the pulse as ?t approaches zero, assuming that V f remains the same?

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