Laplace Transform of a Triangle Wave

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Triangle wave with period T=2 and amplitude A=2

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Introduction

This article explains how to transform a periodic function (in this case a triangle wave). This is especially useful for analyzing circuits which contain triangle wave voltage sources.

Define F(t)

m1=2+2.5+.5=4

m2=−2−21.5−.5=−4 So,

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Using the theorem for the transform of a periodic function,

L{F(t)}=11−e−2s[∫−.5.54te−stdt+∫.51.5(−4t+4.5)e−stdt]

L{F(t)}=11−e−2s[∫−.5.54te−stdt+∫.51.5−4te−stdt+∫.51.54.5e−stdt]

∫−.5.54te−st=4e.5s−2se.5s−2se−.5s−4e−.5ss2

∫.51.5−4te−st=6se−1.5s+4e−1.5s−2se−.5s−4e−.5ss2

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