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信號與系統(tǒng)SignalsandSystems吉林大學ModelingandLinearDifferentialEquationsSystemmodeling1ModelingandlineardifferentialequationsFindtheoutputresponsetotheexcitation.Solving2ModelingandlineardifferentialequationsHomogeneoussolutions:Forannth-orderdifferentialequation:Thecharacteristicequation(orauxiliaryequation):ModelingandlineardifferentialequationsTheformsofhomogeneoussolutions--dependentonthecharacteristicrootsWithnsimple(ordistinct)roots:Witharepeatedrootλofmultiplicityrandn-rsimpleroots:Withconjugatecomplexroots:treatedassimplerootsModelingandlineardifferentialequationsParticularsolutions---determinedbytheinput----αisanoncharicteristicroot.----α

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isarepeatedrootofmultiplicityr.---Zeroisarepeatedrootofmultiplicityr.信號與系統(tǒng)SignalsandSystems吉林大學TheUnitImpulseandtheUnitStepFunctionTheunitimpulseandtheunitstepfunctionSingularityfunctionsⅠContinuous-timesignalsthatarenotcontinuousatallpointscan’tbedifferentiableatallpoints,buttheymayhaveaderivativeinthegeneralizedsense.AFunctionitselforitsfirstderivative(oritsintegral)hasseveraldiscontinuities.TheunitimpulseandtheunitstepfunctionTwotypicalsingularfunctionsⅡ1.TheintroductionofandTheunitimpulseandtheunitstepfunctionTheunitimpulseandtheunitstepfunction2.Definitions:Theunitimpulseandtheunitstepfunction3.TherelationshipbetweenandThesignalmustbediscontinuousatifitsfirstderivativeinvolves.信號與系統(tǒng)SignalsandSystems吉林大學ThePropertiesoftheUnitImpulse(I)Thepropertiesoftheunitimpulse(I)Propertyoftranslation1Samplingproperty2Thepropertiesoftheunitimpulse(I)Time-scaling3Proof:Supposethatisanarbitrarytrialfunction.Thepropertiesoftheunitimpulse(I)Multipliedbyanordinaryfunction4Parity5Thepropertiesoftheunitimpulse(I)Thegeneralizedderivatives6Proof:信號與系統(tǒng)SignalsandSystems吉林大學TheUnitImpulseResponse(I)Theunitimpulseresponse(I)DefinitionITheimpulseresponseofacausallineartime-invariantcontinuous-timesystemistheoutputresponsewhentheinputistheunitimpulsewithnoinitialenergyinthesystemattime[priortotheapplicationof].Theunitimpulseresponse(I)Discussion:IIWeareinterestedinthemathematicalformof.Theformoftheunitimpulseresponseisdeterminedbythesystemequation,independentoftheapplicationandtheinitialenergy.Theunitimpulseresponse(I)HowtofindⅢTofindviatheunitstepresponseMethod1信號與系統(tǒng)SignalsandSystems吉林大學TheUnitImpulseResponse(II)Theunitimpulseresponse(II)ImpulseequilibriumformulationMethod2[Example]Findofthesystemdeterminedbythedifferentialequationwithconstantcoefficients,referencedbelow.Analysis:Thestatevariablesjump.Theunitimpulseresponse(II)Theunitimpulseresponse(II)Forannth-ordersystem,referencedbelow,

Ifisoneofthesimpleroots,theformofwillbe:信號與系統(tǒng)SignalsandSystems吉林大學TheUnitStepResponseTheunitstepresponseDefinition1Thestepresponseofacausallineartime-invariantcontinuous-timesystemisthezero-stateresponsetotheunitstepfunction.Howtofind2Method1TosolvethesystemequationMethod2TofindviaTheunitstepresponseMethod3Comparisonmethod(equilibriumformulation)Decomposition:Theunitstepresponse信號與系統(tǒng)SignalsandSystems吉林大學ConvolutionIntegralConvolutionintegral

ToexpressintermsofthesumofinfiniteimpulsesConvolutionintegral信號與系統(tǒng)SignalsandSystems吉林大學TheZero-StateResponsetotheExcitationThezero-stateresponsetotheexcitationLimitsofintegration:ForasignalofForacausalsystemForsignalsandThezero-stateresponsetotheexcitation信號與系統(tǒng)SignalsandSystems吉林大學TheCommonOperationsofContinuous-TimeSignalsThecommonoperationsofcontinuous-timesignalsAddition1Thecommonoperationsofcontinuous-timesignalsMultiplication2Thecommonoperationsofcontinuous-timesignalsDifferentiation3Thecommonoperationsofcontinuous-timesignalsShift4Time-scaling5Folding6[Example]Thecommonoperationsofcontinuous-timesignalsTheprofileofisgivenbelow,plotasthefunctionoft.信號與系統(tǒng)SignalsandSystems吉林大學GraphicalRepresentationofConvolutionGraphicalRepresentationofConvolutionGraphicalRepresentationofConvolution信號與系統(tǒng)SignalsandSystems吉林大學PropertiesofConvolutionPropertiesofconvolutionProof:1.CommutativityPropertiesofconvolution2.DistributivitywithadditionPropertiesofconvolution3.Associativity4.DifferentiationandintegrationDifferentiation(1)Prop