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The transfer function of the network shown above is:

(Assuming T=RC)

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By applying KCL at node A,

      …1)

By applying KCL at node B,

     …2)

From equation 1) and 2)-

      …3)

As we can see from the circuit diagram, VB = e0

Time constant, T = RC

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