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Examples of transform pairs

  1. The sample impulse sequence tex2html_wrap_inline506

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    (the only non-zero contribution to the sum comes from the term n=0 .)

  2. The causal exponential tex2html_wrap_inline510

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    where we use the infinite geometric sum formula :

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    Thus the ROC is tex2html_wrap_inline512 or |z|>|a| where a may be real or complex .

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    To use the MATLAB Symbolic Math Toolbox to evalute this z-transform :

    x=('A*a^n')
    X=ztrans(x)
  3. The anticausal exponential tex2html_wrap_inline518

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    With a bit of fiddling using the geometric sum rule :

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    (note the difference in ROC from 2. above. tex2html_wrap_inline520 must converge for negative n so tex2html_wrap_inline524 must converge for positive n so tex2html_wrap_inline528 )



Keith Jones
Tue Oct 27 09:51:00 EST 1998