This lecture covers the use of Laplace transform for stable and non-stable LTI systems, including examples of system equations. It also discusses system composition in parallel and series, as well as feedback mechanisms.
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Explores the Fourier transform application to LTI systems, including frequency response, convolution, differentiation, and solving differential equations.
