Lecture

Z-Transform: Convergence and Poles

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This lecture covers the Z-transform, region of convergence, and multiple poles examples. It explains the Z-transform definition, region of convergence, rational functions, step functions, Kronecker delta, one-sided exponential, cosines, sines, and their Z-transform pairs. The lecture also delves into examples of signals with multiple poles and finite-duration signals.

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