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The Game as mentioned in class starts with a Linear time invariant system and the impulse response of that system
The Game as mentioned in class starts with a Linear time invariant system and the impulse response of that system
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u(t)------->h(t)
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<td><b><U>Mathematical Property</u></b></td>
<td><math>Input \Longrightarrow Output</math></td>
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<td>Given</td>
<td><math>\delta\ (t)\Longrightarrow h(t)</math></td>
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<td>Time Invariance</td>
<td><math>\delta\ (t-u)\Longrightarrow h(t-u)</math></td>
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<td>Proportionality</td>
<td><math>f(u)*\delta\ (t-u)\Longrightarrow f(u)*h(t-u)</math></td>
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<td>Linearity</td>
<td><math>\int_{-\infty}^{\infty}f(u)*\delta\ (t-u)\,du\Longrightarrow \int_{-\infty}^{\infty}f(u)*h(t-u)\,du</math></td>
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[[user:sherna|Nathan Sherman]]
[[user:sherna|Nathan Sherman]]

Revision as of 18:33, 9 October 2006

The Game as mentioned in class starts with a Linear time invariant system and the impulse response of that system

Mathematical Property
Given
Time Invariance
Proportionality
Linearity


Nathan Sherman