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    EESS 321 Signals & Systems 4(3+3)

    Linear Time Invariant Systems


    Dr. Hameedullah Kazi
    Department of Electrical Engineering
    Isra University, Hyderabad
    January 2015

    Linear Time-Invariant Systems

    The Convolution Sum


    The Convolution Integral
    Properties of LTI Systems

    Commutative
    Distributive
    Associative
    Memory
    Invertibility
    Causality
    Stability
    Unit Step Response

    Convolution Examples

    h(t )* h1 (t ) (t )
    h[n]* h1[n] [n]

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