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Two errors:
* The control input voltage should be a pulse from zero to at least Von=1V
* The switch closes when Von=1 volt (or above), but in your case it connects the circuit to ground.
Two errors:
* The control input voltage should be a pulse from zero to at least Von=1V
* The switch closes when Von=1 volt (or above), but in your case it connects the circuit to ground.
As suggested by LvW, if you a r using the voltage controlled switch (S) then make sure you have a voltage source in the circuit once the switch closes. What ever voltage you decide to use on the left hand side of switch (control mechanism) has no effect on the right hand side of the circuit. That voltage (V1 in your case) is just controlling the ON/OFF state of the switch and has nothing to do with charging of capacitor.
Follow the circuit given by LvW and it should work!
-Hemanshu
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