Module 4 : Laplace and Z Transform
Lecture 36 : Analysis of LTI systems with rational system functions
 

Representation of poles and zeros

Consider representation of the system function

poles to left of imaginary axis

poles to right of imaginary axis

 α, β -- poles of order 1

 --pole of order 2

  δ -- pole of order 3

Thus H(s) can be represented as .

On expansion of H(s) in terms of partial fraction we would get

Recall that in a rational system, with ROC of the system function including Re(s)=0, the poles to the left of imaginary axis contribute right-sided exponentially decaying term and poles to the right of the imaginary axis contribute left-sided exponentially decaying term.

Thus, as we have seen earlier, α contributes a right handed decaying exponential and β contributes a left handed decaying exponential and the contributions of following terms in the denominator are

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