Voltage vs time graph

[AH_10997728]

Can anyone provide solution for above problem?

[SM_10782958]

The slope of a voltage vs time graph can be calculated by taking the change in voltage (ΔV) divided by the change in time (Δt). This can be represented by the formula: slope = ΔV/Δt.

[Fred_Kohlhepp]

You need more information than you've shown.  What changes with time?  How does it change?

[AH_10997728]

I need to do Monte carlo Analysis of mentioned circuit...I have to generate a matrix with that I have to plot a graph. Vout vs time

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[ppal]

Like this?

[ttokoro]

Assume uniform distribution. Not use 100ppm for R1 and R2.

[Werner_E]

As I see it, the values of R1 and R2 may be chosen within the tolerance of 5% (maybe normal distributed?) but once chosen, it won't change over time.

The only change over time may occur because of the temperature coefficient of +- 100 ppm/Kelvin.

Its unclear if the input voltage would be allowed to change within its tolerance of 5% over time - guess yes.

Its not clear to me what kind of Montecarlo analysis is asked for and what plot of Vout over time? In my understanding, a plot over time would not use the 5% tolerance of the resistors.

[ttokoro · Accepted solution]