(a) Show that if the response of an LTI system to
x(t) is the output y(t),
then the response of the system to
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is y'(t). Do this problem in three
different ways:
(i) Directly from the
properties of linearity and time invariance and the
fact that:
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(ii) By differentiating the convolution
integral.
(iii) By examining the system in Figure 1.
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(b) Demonstrate the validity of
the following relationships :-
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[Hint: These are easily done
using block diagrams as in (iii) of part (a) and the
fact that
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(c) An LTI system has the response
y(t) = sinwot
to input x(t) = exp [-5t]
. u(t). Use the result of part (a)
to aid in determining the impulse response of
this system.
(d) Let s(t) be the
unit step response of a continuous-time LTI system.
Use part (b) to deduce that the
response y(t) to the input x(t)
is
( I )
Show also that
( II )
(e) Use equation ( I ) to determine the
response of an LTI system with step response
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to the input x (t) = exp [t] . u (t).
(f) Let s[ n] be the unit step response
of a discrete - time LTI system. What are the discrete
- time counterparts of equations ( I ) and ( II )?
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