How to plot a capacitor charging and discharging

I'm trying to plot the charging and then discharging of a capacitor in a simple RC circuit. I need it to be 3 complete cycles a 1kHz. The code I wrote just gives me 6 separate line segments. I can see why I'm not getting the plot that I want but I don't know how to get the plot that I want. Could anyone help me out with this please? Here is my code. I have all of the component values listed in the code. Like I said, it's pretty obvious why it's wrong. I just have no idea how to make it right.

t1=0:0.00001:0.005;

t2=0.005:0.00001:0.01;

t3=0.01:0.00001:0.015;

t4=0.015:0.00001:0.02;

t5=0.02:0.00001:0.025;

t6=0.025:0.00001:0.03;

v=5;

r=10e3;

c=10e-7;

tau = r*c;

v1=v.*exp(t1/tau);

hold on

v2=v.*exp(-t2/tau);

hold on

v3=v.*exp(t3/tau);

hold on

v4=v.*exp(-t4/tau);

hold on

v5=v.*exp(t5/tau);

hold on

v6=v.*exp(-t6/tau);

hold on

plot(t1,v1,t2,v2,t3,v3,t4,v4,t5,v5,t6,v6)

hold on

Answer 1

[Brian Hoblin]

Thank you. That did get me to one continuous plot. I have some serious work to do with the domains but I think I can handle that. Thanks.

Answer 2

[Preethi]

hi,

Since you are using separate variables which doesn't have any common values you might be getting separate lines. Try this at the end, you can remove 'hold on' also

t=[t1,t2,t3,t4,t5,t6];
vf  = [v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6];
plot(t,vf)