Lecture

Analog Circuits and Systems: The Laplace Transform

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Description

This lecture introduces the aims, syllabus, teaching methods, and tools for analyzing linear analog circuits using the Laplace transform. It covers the history and importance of the Laplace transform, basic waveforms, Laplace transform definition, properties, and pairs. The lecture also discusses the translation property, damped signals, and the inverse Laplace transform.

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