Lecture

Signals, Instruments, and Systems: System Properties and Transforms

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Description

This lecture covers system properties such as causality, time-invariance, and linearity, essential for system analysis. It introduces Laplace Transform as an extension of Fourier Transform, enabling analysis of broader signal classes. The lecture also delves into frequency responses, transfer functions, and examples of analog filters.

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