(b) System A shown in Figure Q.2(b) is a Linear Time-Invariant system. v(t) is aninput to the system while və(t) is the output of the system. The impulse responseof the blocks are given respectively where:ha(t) = u(?), and ha(1) = 108(1).The overall impulse response is h(t).h(t)v(1)vo(t)ha(t)hB(t)Figure Q.2(b) System ASketch the frequency response of magnitudephase for h(t).Describe the function of h(t) to thesystem response.RI TENOLSIA

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(b) System A shown in Figure Q.2(b) is a Linear Time-Invariant system. v(t) is an input to the system while v.(t) is the output of the system. The impulse response of the blocks are given respectively where: ha(t) = u(t), and hs(t) = 108(4). The overall impulse response is h(t). h(t) v(t) ha(t) vo(t) hs(t) Figure Q.2(b) System A Sketch the frequency response of magnitude and phase for h(t). Describe the function of h(t) to the system response. R TERNOL

(b) System A shown in Figure Q.2(b) is a Linear Time-Invariant system. v(t) is an input to the system while v.(t) is the output of the system. The impulse response of the blocks are given respectively where: ha(t) = u(t), and hs(t) = 108(4). The overall impulse response is h(t). h(t) v(t) ha(t) vo(t) hs(t) Figure Q.2(b) System A Sketch the frequency response of magnitude and phase for h(t). Describe the function of h(t) to the system response. R TERNOL

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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