Neither Energy Nor Power (NENP) Signals

[@alphasatari]

For those who’re having confusion in second problem.
e^-2t.u(-t) is an NENP signal because it’s magnitude reaches ♾ when t

[@madanmohanjha2678]

In case iv, x(t)=1/t you are saying this is NENP, but in next video you are saying it energy signal. It is Confusing, sir?

[@nickthewinner2194]

its good to have straight A's

[@vishalmittal7349]

Can you please explain how e^-2t is nenp signal.
thanks

[@rishabhshukla7485]

coz at minus infinity it will be infinite
and for a signal to be power or energy signal its amplitude must be finite from - infinity to + infinity

[@ismartdurgesh4352]

in lecture no 41 you said e^-2t is energy sir...? getting confusion

[@VaswataRanjan]

No, (e^-2t)u(t) is energy signal

[@phanindrareddy4885]

How that second exponential signal is nenp

[@aronedeshpande9647]

Is delta function nenp

[@mukulkumar-xn2vx]

How that e^-2t*u(t) is nenp but in 1st lecture of energy signal u prove its energy signal...

[@amiteshtiwari8938]

In above lecture it is e^-2t*U(-t) not e^-2t*U(t)

[@adibmd.ridwan]

if p=0 and E =0 then what kind of signal that is?

[@Adhi0209]

NENP signal

[@aswinis3052]

Can anyone explain is x(t)=del(t)+del(t-2)+del(t+2) energy,power signalor npne

[@ShriKrishna-08-n5f]

npne because the amplitude of unit impulse signal is infinity

[@senguttuvank2820]

e^-2t is energy signal

[@sachinm22]

tan(t) is a power signal!