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Unit I discusses signals and systems. A signal is a physical quantity that contains information and is mathematically expressed as a function of an independent variable, often time. A system is an interconnection of physical components used to transform one form of signal to another. There are continuous-time and discrete-time signals. Elementary signals include the unit step, ramp, parabolic, impulse, sinusoid, and exponential signals. Signal operations include time shifting, amplitude scaling, time scaling, reversal, and the addition, subtraction, and multiplication of signals.

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8052 Notes

Unit I discusses signals and systems. A signal is a physical quantity that contains information and is mathematically expressed as a function of an independent variable, often time. A system is an interconnection of physical components used to transform one form of signal to another. There are continuous-time and discrete-time signals. Elementary signals include the unit step, ramp, parabolic, impulse, sinusoid, and exponential signals. Signal operations include time shifting, amplitude scaling, time scaling, reversal, and the addition, subtraction, and multiplication of signals.

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Find a (- Ht te) and ( - 4t - ) .

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t

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YOUVA
Date:

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aa Ct) can he obtained by adding
tbeir value ct any
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At t=0’T (t) = 2 At t | I(t)=2


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A(t) = 2

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