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Z Transforms

This document provides an introduction to z-transforms, which are used to analyze discrete-time linear systems. It defines the z-transform and some key properties including shifting, damping, and the initial and final value theorems. Formulas are given for the z-transforms of common functions. Methods for taking the inverse z-transform include using partial fractions and power series expansions. Difference equations can be solved by taking the z-transform of both sides and using properties of standard transforms.

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Z Transforms

This document provides an introduction to z-transforms, which are used to analyze discrete-time linear systems. It defines the z-transform and some key properties including shifting, damping, and the initial and final value theorems. Formulas are given for the z-transforms of common functions. Methods for taking the inverse z-transform include using partial fractions and power series expansions. Difference equations can be solved by taking the z-transform of both sides and using properties of standard transforms.

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AMRUTA INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCE

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS-III

UNIT-8

Z-TRANSFORMS

INTRODUCTION
Z-transforms operates on the sequences of functions of a single variable defined for non negative integral values of the variable. Z-transforms serves as a tool to solve difference equations(A difference equation is a relationship between the differences of an unknown functions at several values of the indepedent variable.Difference equations arises in situations with the data consisting of only a set of values of an unknown function) Z-transforms play an important role in the analysis and representations of disrete time linear shift invariant systems.

DEFINITION

Z-TRANFORM
If un =f(n) defined for all n=0,1,2,3..... and un=0 for n<0 then the Z-transform of un denoted by n ZT( un) is defined by ZT( un)= u n z 0 Whenever the series on the R.H.S converges it u will be a function of Z,i.e; ZT( un)= z

PROPERTIES
d 1)ZT( nk)=-z dz
ZT(nk-1),

where k is a positive integer Proof:


n k zn ZT ( n ) =
k
0

=z

n
0

k n+1

_ _ _ _(1)

CONTINUED
Again by definition,

ZT(nk-1)=

n
0

k 1 n

Differentiating w.r.t z,we get,


d k-1 n k 1 n z n+1 =dz ZT(n )= 0

n k z n+1
0

From (1) and (2), we have, ZT( nk)=-z


d dz

_ _ _ _(2) ZT(nk-1)

II-PROPERTY
z 2)ZT( k )= zk
n

By definition, n n k z n ZT( k )= 0
k = z 0 2 = 1 k k k z z z = z zk

+_ _ _ _ _ _

FORMULAE
z 1)ZT( 1)= z1
z 2)ZT( n)= z12

(By property ii) (By property i) ( ( ) )

3)ZT( n2)= 4)ZT( n )=


3

z z1 z13
z 34z2 z z1 4

5)ZT(cosn )= 6)ZT(sin n )= 7)ZT(Coshn )= 8)ZT(sinh n )=

z zcos 2 z 2zcos 1

zsin z 22zcos 1 z 2 zcosh 2 z 2zcosh 1 zsinh z 22zcosh 1

PROBLEMS
Find the Z-transform of 2n+sin n 4 +1 Proof: ZT( 2n+sin +1)=2ZT( n)+ZT( sin )+ZT( 1)
4 4 z + 2 zsin/ 4 + z 2 z 2zcos / 41 z1 z1 z =2 + 2 z 1/ 2 + z 2 z 2z 1/ 21 z1 z1

=2

III-PROPERTY
DAMPING RULE: If ZT( un)= u z then i) ZT(kn un)= u z / k -n u ii)ZT(k un)= zk Proof: n n n i)ZT(k un)= k un z
0

un z /k n =
0

u z/k

ii) ZT(k un)= k 0

-n

un z

un zk = 0

u zk

IV-PROPERTY
SHIFTING RULE: RIGHT SHIFTING RULE:
If ZT( un)= u z -k u then ZT( un-k)=z z where k>0

LEFT SHIFTING RULE: If ZT( un)= u z then ZT( un+k)=zk( u z


k 1

ur z
r=0

RELATED FORMULAE
1)ZT( un+1)=z( z -u0) u
u z -u - u1 ) 2)ZT( un+2)=z ( 0
2

z 3 u z -u - u1 - u2 ) and so on 3)ZT( un+3)=z ( 0 2 z z

4)ZT( un-1)=z

-1

u z

5)ZT( un-)= z-2 u z etc

PROBLEMS
If ZT( Soln: If un=
1 n!

)=e

(1/z)

then find

1 ZT( n1! )

1 n!

then ZT( un) =e(1/z) ZT( un+1)=z( u z - u0)


1 ZT( n1! )=z(

We have Therefore,

ZT( un)- u0)

= z(e(1/z) -1)

THEOREMS
INITIAL VALUE THEOREM:
u If ZT( un)= z

then lim u z z

= u0

FINAL VALUE THEOREM:


u lim u If ZT( un)= z then lim [ z1 z] = n un z 1

RELATED FORMULAE AND PROBLEMS


1) lim Z T un1 =u1
z

2) lim Z T un2 =u2 etc z Problem:


u If z =
2z2 3z12 z14

then find the value of u0,u1,u2 ,u3

INVERSE Z-TRANSFORMS

If ZT( un)= u z then ZT (u z )=un called inverse Z-transform.


-1

RELATED FORMULAE
1)ZT-1( 2)ZT ( 3)ZT-1( 4)ZT-1(
-1

Z Z 1 )=1

5)ZT-1( 6)ZT
-1

Z 3 4Z 21 4 Z 1

)=n3
4

Z Z k

)=k

Z ( 2 Z 1

)=sin n n
4

Z Z 12

)=n )=n2

7)ZT-1( 8)ZT-1(

Z2 )=cos 2 Z 1

Z Z 1 3 Z 1

Zk )=kn Z k 2

WORKING PROCEDURE
METHOD 1: USING PARTIAL FRACTIONS
f z Given g z we need to express g(z) in terms of non repeated linear factors only.
u z =

u z We consider z in the form of a proper fraction and resolve into partial fractions.
u We multiply by z to have z involving various terms of the form c.( z ) ,c being a constant. zk Finally we compute the inverse Z-transform of these terms -1 u resulting in the required Z ( z ).

NOTE
If g(z) involves repeated linear factors of the form (z-k)2 ,(z-k)3 etc we need to take into account the corresponding terms in the numerator: kz,(kz2+zk2),.......(by referring into inverse Z-transforms) respectively and express suitably with terms multiplied by A,B,C..... We compute A,B,C,...... and findZT-1( u z )

POWER SERIES METHOD:


The given z is modified into a suitable form so as to u expand it as an infinite series by using some of the standard expansions like i)1 xn=1nx n n1 x 2 +_ _ _ _ _
2!

METHOD-II

x 2 x 3 -_ _ __ _ _ ii) log 1x=x 2 3 x x 2 x 3 +_ _ _ _ _ x iii) e =1 1! 2! 3! u z is put in the form u n zn


0

u i.e; z =
The required Z
-1 T

ZT( un)

( u z ) will be un.

PROBLEMS ON INVERSE Z-TRANSFORM


Find the inverse Z-transform of 1) 2) 3) 4)
z z1z2 2z 3z z2z4 1 z2 z z12 z1
2

SOLUTION OF A DIFFERENCE EQUATION USING Z-TRANSFORM


WORKING PROCEDURE: We take Z-transforms on both sides of the given differential equation.

We use the known expressions for the Ztransform for terms like un+1,un+2 etc

We obtain u z = ZT( un) as a function of z.

The required solution un =ZT-1( u z )

PROBLEMS
SOLVE USING Z-TRANSFORMS: 1)un+2-5un+1+6un=0 2)un+2+2un+1+un=n 3)un+2-6un+1+9un=3n 4)un+2+6un+1+9un=2n

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