Lecture

Harmonic Response: Theory

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Description

This lecture covers the theory of harmonic response, focusing on the definition and impact of harmonic response, the decomposition into simple elements, and the asymptotic behavior of stable systems. It also discusses the concept of poles, the transfer function, and the impulse response in the context of digital signal processing.

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