Lecture

Laplace Transform: Basics and Properties

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This lecture covers the basics of the Laplace transform, including its definition, properties, and applications to Linear Time-Invariant (LTI) systems. It discusses the transfer function, region of convergence, frequency response, and properties such as linearity, shift, scaling, differentiation, integration, and convolution.

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