jagsee1972
Newbie level 5

I am a bit stuck understanding why the impulse response of an accumulator function is the unit step function: u[n].
The impulse response h[n] of a digital system can be obtained by applying the unit impulse function δ[n].
If the system is an accumulator that is in the form: \[\sum_{k = -\infty}^\infty [n]\] it was supposed to be x[n]. if now x[n] is a discrete function which has an ampitude of 2 when n=0, then its impulse response would be 2*u[n]. Its always written as just u[n] is it assumed that it may need to be multiplied by some constant if x[n] is not 1 and n=0.
I would really a[preciate some advice on this matter, thanks in advance.
The impulse response h[n] of a digital system can be obtained by applying the unit impulse function δ[n].
If the system is an accumulator that is in the form: \[\sum_{k = -\infty}^\infty [n]\] it was supposed to be x[n]. if now x[n] is a discrete function which has an ampitude of 2 when n=0, then its impulse response would be 2*u[n]. Its always written as just u[n] is it assumed that it may need to be multiplied by some constant if x[n] is not 1 and n=0.
I would really a[preciate some advice on this matter, thanks in advance.