for the x(t) = 3e2*u(t) + 4e3tu(t) signal; a-) Is the Fourier transform of the signal defined, that is, does it converge? b-) For which of the following 'values' is the Fourier transform of x (t) e¯ot "defined? i. o = 1 ii. o = 2.5 iii. o = 3.5 c-) Find (s) 'which is the Laplace transform of x (t)'. Mark the region (ROC) where it is defined with the pole and zeros.

for the x(t) = 3e2*u(t) + 4e3tu(t) signal; a-) Is the Fourier transform of the signal defined, that is, does it converge? b-) For which of the following 'values' is the Fourier transform of x (t) e¯ot "defined? i. o = 1 ii. o = 2.5 iii. o = 3.5 c-) Find (s) 'which is the Laplace transform of x (t)'. Mark the region (ROC) where it is defined with the pole and zeros.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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