Homework 2 - Linear System Analysis II | ECE 312, Study notes of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

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Colorado State University, Ft. Collins
Spring 2015
ECE 312: Linear Systems Analysis II (Signal
and Systems)
Homework 2
Assigned on: 02/17/ 2015, Due by: 03/03/2015
2.1
Consider the system S characterized by the differential equation
txty
dt
tdy
dt
tyd
dt
tyd 6116
2
2
3
3
.
(a) Determine the zero-state response of this system for the
input
tuetx
t4
.
(b) Determine the zero-input response of the system for
0t
,
given that
10 y
,
1
0
t
dt
tdy
,
1
0
2
2
t
dt
tyd
.
(c) Determine the output of S when the input is
tuetx
t4
and the initial conditions are the same as those specified
in part (b).
2.2
Find the inverse Laplace transform of the function
1
9
ss
s
sF
for the following regions of convergence:
(a)
1Re s
(b)
1
pf3

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Colorado State University, Ft. Collins

Spring 2015

ECE 312: Linear Systems Analysis II (Signal

and Systems)

Homework 2

Assigned on: 02/17/ 2015, Due by: 03/03/

Consider the system S characterized by the differential equation

y  t  x  t 

dt

dy t

dt

d y t

dt

d y t

2 3 3

(a) Determine the zero-state response of this system for the

input x ^^ t ^  e^ ^4 tu ^ t .

(b) Determine the zero-input response of the system for t  0 ,

given that

y  0   1 ,

1 0   dt tdy t

1 0 2 2  dt td y t

(c) Determine the output of S when the input is x ^^ t ^ e u ^ t 

 ^4 t

and the initial conditions are the same as those specified

in part (b).

Find the inverse Laplace transform of the function

ss s F s

for the following regions of convergence:

(a) Re^ s ^ ^1

(b) Re^ s ^ ^0

(c) ^1 Re^ s ^ ^0

(d) Give the final values of the functions of Parts (a), (b),

and (c).

Consider an LTI system for which we are given the following

information. For input

s s

X s with x  t   0 for t  0 ,

the output of the system is

y  t   et^ u   t   e  tu  t 

(a) Determine H^ ^ s  and its region of convergence

(b) Determine h ^ t 

(c) Using the system function H^ ^ s  found in part (a),

determine the output y^ ^ t  if the input is

x  t   e 3 t for   t .

A pressure gauge that can be modeled as an LTI system has a

time response to a unit step input given by ^ e^ te  u^ ^ t 

1  ^ t^   t

. For a

certain input x ^^ t , the output is observed to be  2  3 e ^ t^  e ^3 t  u  t .

For this observed measurement, determine the true pressure

input to the gauge as a function of time.

Let H^ ^ s  represent the system function of a causal, stable

system. The input to the system consists of the sum of three

terms, one of which is an impulse ^ ^ t  and another a complex

exponential of the form e s^0 t , where s^ 0 is a complex constant.

The output is