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    The document discusses the z-transform, which is the discrete-time equivalent of the Laplace transform. It transforms linear time-invariant systems from the time domain to the z-domain, where convolution becomes multiplication. The z-transform is defined as an infinite power series, and its region of convergence depends on whether the signal has finite or infinite duration. Examples are provided to illustrate z-transforms of causal, anti-causal, and mixed sequences. Properties like linearity, time shifting, scaling, time reversal, and differentiation are covered along with the convolution theorem.

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    The document discusses the z-transform, which is the discrete-time equivalent of the Laplace transform. It transforms linear time-invariant systems from the time domain to the z-domain, where convolution becomes multiplication. The z-transform is defined as an infinite power series, and its region of convergence depends on whether the signal has finite or infinite duration. Examples are provided to illustrate z-transforms of causal, anti-causal, and mixed sequences. Properties like linearity, time shifting, scaling, time reversal, and differentiation are covered along with the convolution theorem.

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    CS362-DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

    SPRING 2023

    z-Transform

    Dr. Shahab Ansari


    Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering
    Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology
    z-TRANSFORM

    • z-transform is another complex transformation for the analysis of signals and


    LTI systems
    • z-transform is the counterpart of Laplace transform in discrete domain
    • z-transform main features are:
    • Convolution of signal with an LTI system in time domain becomes multiplication of
    their transformation
    • Characterization of LTI systems by pole-zero locations
    Formula

    • z-transform

    • z-transform is an infinite power series, it exists only for those values of z for
    which this series converges
    • The set of all values of z for which X(z) attains a finite value is called region of
    convergence (ROC)
    Examples

    • Examples
    More Examples

    • Examples
    Finite Duration and ROC

    • From examples it is seen that the ROC of finite-duration signal is the entire z-
    plane, except possibly the points z = 0 and/or z = infinity
    • These points are excluded, because becomes unbounded for z = infinity and
    becomes unbounded for z = 0
    Infinite Duration

    • Example (closed form representation of infinite signal)


    Causal Sequence

    • Example (z-transform of a causal signal)


    Anti-Causal Sequence

    • Example (z-transform of an anticausal signal)


    Mixed Sequence

    • Example (z-transform of a causal and anticausal signal)


    PROPERTIES OF Z-TRANSFORM

    • Linearity:

    • Example: Determine z-transform of the following sequences:


    PROPERTIES OF Z-TRANSFORM

    • Time shifting:

    • Example: Determine z-transform of the following sequences:


    PROPERTIES OF Z-TRANSFORM

    • Time shifting:

    • Example: Determine z-transform of the following sequences:


    PROPERTIES OF Z-TRANSFORM

    • Scaling in z-domain

    • Determine the z-transform of the following sequence:


    PROPERTIES OF Z-TRANSFORM

    • Time reversal

    • Determine the z-transform of the following sequence:


    PROPERTIES OF Z-TRANSFORM

    • Differentiation in z-domain

    • Determine the z-transform of the following sequence:


    PROPERTIES OF Z-TRANSFORM

    • Convolution theorem

    • Compute the convolution of the following sequences:

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