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

Rational discrete system functions.

Considering the function

when is the pole of order 1 { (< 1) is the assumption } , is a pole of order 1 (>1) .

Now considering the Inverse transform of we have ,

as | z | =1 is contained in the ROC and <1, hence the only possible option for inverse is .

Similarly for the function

( since >1and | z | =1 is contained in the ROC of the function )

Therefore,

The contribution of is a right sided exponentially decaying term (possibly multiplied by a polynomial in n if the order of pole >1 ) The contribution of is a left sided exponentially decaying term ( possibly multipled by a polynomial in n if the order of the pole >1 )
αnu[n]
-(βnu[-n-1])
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