Questions tagged [systemresponse]
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Exciting an RC Circuit at its TRUE Pole on the Sigma (Real) Axis in the Left-Half Plane
Yeah, you probably are reading this question and thinking I'm one of those engineers who hasn't learned about the s-plane. I can assure you I'm not! I know that the transfer function of an RC circuit (...
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Understanding Lead in a causal system
I've gone through school and done all the work but looking back at it i still don't quite get it.
The rule is current in a capacitor leads and in an inductor lags. The inductor makes perfect sense ...
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Find the transfer function given responses
We have an open loop system with an input u , a transfer function G(s) and an output y. We apply the following inputs $$u_i(t)=\sin(ω_it), i=1,2,...6 $$ and get the following responses
These are of ...
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How to set the sampling frequency for this filter+
I need to make a passive LP anti-aliasing filter(recommended cut off freq.).
Filtered signal from an hotwire-anemometer will be measured by DAQ has 100Meg input impedance.
The thing is that my ...
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A very basic question about response time of an instrument
Regarding a temperature transducer, what is meant by response time in this context? It says it can be set to < 30 ms or < 300 ms. Is there any trade of between choosing low or high response time?...
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Impulse response of a LTI TD system
Why the impulse response of this system:
\$y(n)=\sum_{|k|\leq3}^{}x(n-k)\$
is:
\$h(n)=\sum_{|k|\leq3}^{}\delta(n-k)\$
and the impulse response of this one:
\$y(n)=\sum_{k=0}^{+\infty}x(n-k)\$
is:...
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How to find the step and impulse response of a circuit with a diode
I have a circuit similar to the following:
simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab
I am trying to find the impulse and step response mathematically. I know I can split the ...
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Why a system is causal if the impulse response is zero for \$t<0\$?
I was reading a definition that
Suppose \$h(t)\$ is the impulse response of any system \$Y\$, then the system is causal if and only if \$h(t)=0\$ for \$\forall t<0\$
I know what a causal ...
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Help needed using convolution to calculate a system's impulse response
I have a circuit with the transfer function \$G(s) = \frac{1}{(s+1)^2}\$ and I'm asked to calculate the impulse response of the circuit. After looking into it I know that I need to use convolution ...
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RLC Response (Overdamped, Underdamped, and Critically damped)
Ive got a question about identifying the overdamped, underdamped, and critically damped waveforms of an RLC circuit.
From my (very basic understanding), underdamped decays while oscillating. ...
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How is the impulse response related to pole/zero-plot?
I have trouble understanding how you can from a pole/zero-plot say something about the impulse response. For instance I have 2 poles in
(-5 +/- 8 jw)
and a zero in 0.
How would I know, from just ...
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Settling time in 2nd order response (circuit)
I understand the definition of settling time defined as "time took to reach within +-2% (or 5) of the converged value". Then does it mean settling time cannot be defined when the response converges to ...
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The zero-input and zero-state response of a circuit consisting only of a dc source and a capacitor?
From my understanding, the zero-input and zero-state responses of an RC circuit can be found by solving for the homogenous and particular solution of the ordinary differential equation found using ...
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How do I find the second order transfer function from this response graph?
I am trying to find the second order transfer function from this response graph, however since I can't find the correct overshoot value I'm stuck. The graph runs from 0 to 10 seconds and starts at 1 ...
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Is the charge accumulation linear in time for image sensors?
Reformulating the question:
Does the rate of charge of the pixels photodiodes in an image sensor depends of the previous accumulated charge?
The pixel sensor integrates light during a specific ...
