Causality And Stability Analysis of system using Z Transform
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2025
- In this video causality and stability analysis of the system using Z Transform is discussed .
Prerequisites :
• Problems on Inverse Z ...
• Problems on Inverse Z ...
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Very helpful for GATE aspirants and people who want to revise the concepts
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Welcome
I have been looking for this.I found it finally thank you for your effort
One thing that I think would be helpful in the series where u have 3 or more videos u shud also Lec1, 2,....etc before the title of the video
Please check the playlist ! I have created playlist for individual topics
@@techjunkiejdb5476 I meant inside the Playlists, the order of the videos isn't clear except for the problems but for the explanatory videos it's not clear e.g in the time domain analysis of lti systems
@@musaahmad1097 oh ok. I'll correct it 🙂 thanks buddy
exactly what i wanted!!
Very useful video 👌
Thanks a lot sir 🙇
fantastic bro , understood it throughly
Thanks
Fantastic video sir!!😊😆
Great work sir
thanks for this perfect video sir!
In first question is it given that radius is 1? If not how can we assume?
fantastic sir😍😍
good one sir
You have not mentioned roc in first and second problem so how do we decide causality
Check my explanation for both causality and stability given in the beginning of the video ! For a system to be causal and stable
Yes sir, convolution sum and integral please. Thank you sir.
10:35 sir how u have find the roots???
Calculator or just by solving quadratic equations
@@techjunkiejdb5476 thank u sir
@@techjunkiejdb5476 another question sir, what is the purpose of finding the roots here🤔
@@indiangmv3180 to find the poles or zeros depending on whether u r considering denominator polynomial or numerator
@@techjunkiejdb5476 ok
In the second problem we are getting one pole z=-2 and that is outside of the unit circle..so that system should be neither causal nor stable. But you have considered only one pole i.e. z=-7/8...I'm not understanding this part...please clarify it
It's a zero at z=-2 . Not a pole
I have a doubt in the first question ,
How did you get the roots I'm not getting it? And how did z come in the denominator?
Anto Bastin multiply numerator and denominator by highest negative power of z
thank u very much sir...
Why unit circle comes into picture for stability
well explained
Could you please post a video on convolution sum and convolution integral ?
Will be posting it within a week :)
what if the poles are inside the unit circle but the ROC isn't outside the outermost pole?
@techjunkie, I was hoping for a reply to my query if it's possible.
not possible, the ROC must be a connected region
Shouldn't the first system be stable?
roger that no .unstable
@@techjunkiejdb5476 But what if 0.25
roger that r u talking abt ROC
First system should be stable.It already includes ROC.Can you explain a little bit more
Thanku JD sir.
the condition at the 3rd problem at 15.04 is confusing
thank u. it's useful
Akshatha Nayak hiii
must watch video
I got the root values 😊
mention ROC for problems
Bhargav Ram it’s done for all the problems
Post a video for fft algorithm please
Ill do it under DSP header :)
Techjunkie Jdb
Kab Tak?
ND seriously your videos and problems on each topic is most useful . Thanku so much
Jab tak hai jaan ;)
I'm getting wrong root values
Use calculator
third problem in the lecture very confusing
Also |z| < 3 is incorrect. @15:09