The forced response The steady state responseThe(t) has been switched into the circuit at some remote U.=V. cos ot time in the past, and the natural response has died-out completely. The forced response(steady state response)must satisfy the differential equation

Module 5 Second-Order System Time-Domain Response (2 hours) Ramp response Harmonic response Transient response as a function of the location of the poles

§4.1 LTI Discrete-Time Systems in the Transform Domain §4.2 The Frequency Response §4.3 Frequency Response Computation Using MATLAB §4.4 The Concept of Filtering §4.5 Phase and Group Delays §4.6 Frequency Response of the LTI Discrete-Time System §4.7 The Transfer Function §4.8 The Transfer Function §4.9 Frequency Response from Transfer Function §4.10 Types of Transfer Functions §4.11 Linear-Phase FIR Transfer Functions §4.12 Allpass Transfer Function §4.13 Minimum-Phase and Maximum-Phase Transfer Functions

Frequency response is the analysis of the response of systemswhen subjected to a sinusoidal change in input. When a linear system is subjected to a sinusoidal input, its ultimate response is also a sustained sinusoidal wave, with the same frequency. The figure below compares the output response of a system (solid line) with a sinusoidal input (dashed line) disturbing the system

A real, an imaginary, or a complex forcing function will produce a real, an imaginary, or complex response, respectively. Instead of applying a real forcing function to obtain the desired real response, we apply a complex forcing function whose real part is the given real forcing function; we obtain a complex response whose real part is the desired real response

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The complete response is written as the sum of the forced and the natural response, and the initial conditions are then determined and applied to the complete response to find the values of the constants

11.1 Introduction 11.2 Linear Frequency Response Plotting Paul Neudorfer 11.3 Bode Diagrams Seattle University 11.4 A Comparison of Methods 11.1 Introduction The IEEE Standard Dictionary of Electrical and Electronics Terms defines frequency response in stable

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