Passive RL Circuit Natural Response




 Here are our values initials, however, most of them are wrong. The initial current we should've got is I=5V/1KOhm=.005 mA. And the L/R value should've been L/(2.2kOhm)=4.54*10^-7. And L/R*5=2.27*10^-6s=2.27 micro seconds.


















Here's the circuit we made. R1=.982 kOhm R2=2.16kOhm. was .98 mH
















Here's our graph of our circuit. Our 5*(L/5) was 4.17 micro seconds, so the percent error is 83.7C%. I'm assuming the reason for the huge error is due to the circuit not being set up properly.

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