Laplace Transforms & Transfer Functions
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Compute the transfer function H(s) of the continuous-time system below given by the input/output differential equation.
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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).
x(t)=e-tu(t) <-> 1/s+1
for v(t)=(sin t)u(t), I had s/s2 with ω = 1, an I came up with X(s)V(s) = s/( s3+s2) The choices are as follows:
1/2e-t+1/2cos(t+45) ½(e-t-cost+sint) (e-t+cost-sint) e-t+1/2cost-1/2sint
Please assist in this calculation.
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Determine the final value of: X(s) = (3s2+4s+1)/(s4+3s3+3s2+2s)
0 1/2 infinity 8/9
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Compute the transfer function H(s) of the continuous-time system below given by the input/output differential equation.
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Laplace transform's property
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