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Hi,
You have declared a frequency of 1Hz (i.e. one cycle per second) for your source. OK, now draw a sine wave with a triangular wave of the same peak amplitude inside it. You should be able to see that the initial slope (di/dt) of the triangle is much greater than one amp per second, in fact it is four times that since it reaches its peak in a quarter of a second. Now look at the sine wave - at the crossing it is steeper than the triangle. Cheers - Joe |
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