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Signals and Systems Using MATLAB Luis F. Chaparro

Chapter 2 --- Continuous-time Systems

What is in this chapter? Concept of system and system classification Linear time-invariant continuous-time systems Linearity and time-invariance Causality and stability Systems represented by differential equations Convolution integral System interconnection 3

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What have we accomplished? Initiated study of LTI dynamic systems Systems represented by differential equations Convolution integral representation Causality and BIBO stability Cascade, parallel and feedback system interconnections Where do we go from here? Frequency analysis (Laplace and Fourier) Develop transfer function system representation System response to periodic and aperiodic signals Transient, steady-state, zero-input, zero-state responses 38