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( II ) This property is known as “convolution” ( الإلتواء التفاف ) From Chapter 2, we have Proof is shown next Chapter 3
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Define the pulse of width as Proof
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We now can approximate the function In terms of the pulse function Approximation
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This integral is called the convolution (الإلتواء التفاف ) integral
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Another proof for Sifting properties
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Impulse Input Impulse response Shifted Impulse Input Linear –Time Invariant Shifted Impulse Response
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Linear –Time Invariant Convolution Integral
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Linear –Time Invariant Operator with respect to t Integration with respect to constant with respect to t
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Moving Fix Example 2-7
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Sep 1 : make the functions or signals in terms of the variable
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Sep 2 : make the moving function in terms of Sep 2 : add t to to form ( t ) Moving to the right
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For t ≤ 4 there is no overlapping between the functions
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For t ≥ 10 For t ≥ 10 there is no overlapping between the functions
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TO be down
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Now if the input is a step function, 2.6 Superposition Integral “convolution” in terms of step response Impulse response step response
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Now if the input is x(t), The output in terms of the impulse response h(t) Objective is to write y(t) in terms of the step response a(t)
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Now if the input is x(t), Integrating by parts, step response Over dot denotes differentiation
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Integrating by parts, Now we can write y(t) in terms of the step response a(t)
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The system is initially unexcitedand
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In term of impulse response In term of step response Note
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Impulse input Step input Ramp input Ramp response Impulse response step response Objective is the ramp response b(t)
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Now if x(t) is the ramp r(t)
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Impulse input Step input Ramp input
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