wcz said:Could anyone explain about impulse response of a linear system?
Is that can be stated as transfer function, h(t) ?
wcz said:Could anyone explain about impulse response of a linear system?
Is that can be stated as transfer function, h(t) ?
eltonjohn said:Let's say that you have a SYSTEM .this can be mechanical electronic or other
and you aplply an input and want to see how this system behaves .The problem is that for a different signal you will get a different output ..So is hard to predict what the RESPONSE of the system will be for a particuliar shape of input signal
So one way to calculate this will be to input an INPULSE of 0 widh and infinitly big but the area remains constant ( this is called the Delta function)
I don't understand how you can have a signal/pulse? that has 0 width and amplitude infinitely big
practically speaking is imposible but some people has done this way:I don't understand how you can have a signal/pulse? that has 0 width and amplitude infinitely big
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