Lecture

Frequency Response: System Behavior

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Description

This lecture covers the system frequency response, which describes how a system reacts to sinusoidal inputs. By driving the system with a complex signal, the lecture explains how to compute the steady-state response and the importance of frequency response in capturing system dynamics. Through examples, the instructor demonstrates how to determine the steady output of a system with transfer function G(s) and all poles in the left half plane.

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