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    This document discusses analysis techniques for discrete time systems including z-transforms, inverse z-transforms using several methods, determining system functions from difference equations and pole-zero plots, solving difference equations to find responses to inputs over time, and using Fourier transforms and series to analyze signals in discrete time systems. It also covers properties of z-transforms, relationships between z-transforms and Laplace transforms, and applications of convolution in the z-domain.

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    This document discusses analysis techniques for discrete time systems including z-transforms, inverse z-transforms using several methods, determining system functions from difference equations and pole-zero plots, solving difference equations to find responses to inputs over time, and using Fourier transforms and series to analyze signals in discrete time systems. It also covers properties of z-transforms, relationships between z-transforms and Laplace transforms, and applications of convolution in the z-domain.

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    Unit II

    DISCRETE TIME SYSTEM ANALYSIS

    Z-transform Application of z-transform Relation between z-transform and Laplace transform Common z-transform pairs Properties of z-transform

    Inverse Z-transform
    Inspection method Power series expansion or long division method Partial fraction method Residual or contour integration method Convolution method

    System function
    H(z) from difference equation Impulse response h(n) FIR & IIR system Pole-zero plot & stability ROC of H(z) should contain the unit circle. Moreover, ROC cannot contain any pole. H(z) from pole zero plot

    Solving difference equation


    One sided z-transform : Time shifting Natural and forced response Steady-state and transient response Response with non-zero initial conditions

    Fourier transform & series of discrete time signals


    Relation between Z-transform and Fourier transform Application of Fourier series and transform Frequency analysis using Convolution

    Summary
    Z-transform and its inverse Convolution in z-domain and its application System function Response of a system solving difference equation Pole zero plot and stability

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