Why integrator output is always zero?

Why integrator output is always zero in this situation?

Answer 1

[Sam Chak]

Hi @昕毅

Because the output rises very slowly when the time second.

This is the expected result. Note that the y-axis is scaled at .

Comparison of both signals.

The y-axis is zoomed at the scale .

[昕毅]

Thanks for your help! I've fixed it by your way.

[Sam Chak]

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