9. Continuous-Time Signals and LTI Systems, Problems With and Without Solutions

Analyze a Cascade System Using Convolution
Analyze a Convolution Integral
Continuous-time convolution
Continuous-time convolution and impulse response
Continuous-time convolution and impulses
Continuous-time convolution of pulses
Continuous-time system output via convolution
Convolution With Impulses
Convolution of 2 finite-duration signals
Convolution of Continuous-Time Signals
Convolution of continuous-time pulses
Convolution, Flipping and Shifting; and Finding Zero Regions of the Output
Determine the Duration of the Output of a C-T Filter
Determine the Impulse Response of a Cascade Combination of C-T Systems
Determine the Impulse Response of a Cascade/Parallel Combination
Distributive rule for convolution gives 4 convolutions
Evaluating a Convolution Integral
Find zero region of output from convolution
Impulse response of cascade and parallel interconnection
Impulse response of cascade of two systems
Impulse response of cascade-parallel connection
Impulse response of cascaded systems
Input-output description of cascade of two systems
Length of convolution
Length of convolution of continuous-time pulses
Length of nonzero region of convolution
Manipulations with impulses and step functions
Nonzero region of convolution output
Output of LTI system given impulse response
Running integral as convolution with impulse response
Simplify Expressions Involving Impulses
Simplify Expressions Involving Impulses and Complex Numbers
Simplify Mathematical Expressions
Simplify expressions containing impulses
Simplify expressions with impulses
Simplify various expressions
Simplifying Expressions Involving Impulses
Unit step (shifted) response via convolution
Use Convolution to Analyze a C-T System and Find the Output
Use Convolution to Find Out Things About the Output of an LTI System



McClellan, Schafer, and Yoder, Signal Processing First, ISBN 0-13-065562-7.
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