Consider and impulse response h(t)= p(t ,T ), where p(t,T) is
the pulse function u(t) - u(t - T)
Find the output for the following inputs to the system via
convolution:
a) p(t,T)
b) u(t)
c) r(t) = 0, t < 0
a t, 0 < t < T
0, t > T
Consider and impulse response h(t)= p(t ,T ), where p(t,T) is the pulse function u(t) -...
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