Convolution calculation

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• Convolution integral method

  52257 Convolution integral method Use the convolution integral method and hand calculation to come up with the exact formula for the solution of y'' [t] + 5y' [t] +6y[t]= 3.8E^(-t) with y [0]=2 y' [0]= -1 Find the attached solution

• Laplace Transforms & Transfer Functions

  . ________________________________________ By using the Laplace transform, compute the convolution x(t)*v(t) of the two signals where x(t)=e-tu(t) and v(t)=(sin t)u(t): Using the convolution equation, I had x(t)*v(t) <-> X(s)V(s).

• MATLAB Convolution Simulation

  22141 MATLAB Convolution Simulation Write and verify a computer program to perform the convolution of two discrete signals. [1] The convolution program should be written as an m-file able to handle two general discrete signals.

• Inverse Laplace transform

  Solution: Convolution properties of Laplace transform L(f)L(g) = L(f*g) = L ( ) Here Then by convolution This provides an example of finding the inverse Laplace transform of a function.

• Calculating output by convolution given the input.

  68791 Calculating output by convolution given the input. A system has an impulse response h(t) = e^(-t)*u(t). Calculate its output by convolution when its input is x(t) = cos(2πt). Please see the attached file for the full question.

• Partial differential equations - convolution of functions

  180967 Partial Differential Equations - Convolution of Functions See attached problem (convolution of two functions). Please find the solution in the attached file. The solution provides a problem about the convolution of two functions.

• Convolution

  This shows how to use convolution to solve a differential equation

• Convolution theorem

  an example of using the convolution theorem to solve an initial value problem.

• solve differential equation using Laplace transform

  y(0) = 2; y'(0)=-3 Express the answer in terms of a convolution integral 2. Find the inverse of F(s) = 1/[(s^4)(s^2+1)] the answer can be left as a convolution integral 3. Solve y''''+5y''+4y=g(t) using laplace transforms....