Lecture

Discrete Systems Theory

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Description

This lecture introduces discrete systems theory, focusing on difference equations, dynamic systems, linearity, causality, and stationary systems. It covers the concepts of impulse response, convolution product, and initial conditions in the context of discrete systems.

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