Solution on pages 181ff: https://metalab.at/wiki/images/4/4e/Elektronik_Kurs_Skriptum.pdf … (It's written in German but the math should be understandable without the German explanations.)
Woohoo! Can't resist: Here is a surprisingly hard math question from the EE textbook I wrote many years ago: Given C, k=R1/R3, and frequency f, find R1, R2, R3 so that you get a 50:50 square wave with frequency f. (Not rocket science, but probably not 13yo material either.)pic.twitter.com/qER4i0Fs5O
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I guess I should do this problem on my own later (this week) to see whether I should turn in the piece of paper that claims I have an ECE degree...
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