Question: Consider a causal continuous-time system with impulse response h c (t) and system function? (a) Use impulse invariance to determine H 1 (z) for a
Consider a causal continuous-time system with impulse response hc(t) and system function?
(a) Use impulse invariance to determine H1(z) for a discrete-time system such that h1[n] = hc(n T).
(b) Use step invariance to determine H2(z) for a discrete-time system such that s2[n] = sc(n T), where
![s + a H.(s)= (s +a)2 + b2 Part B s2[n] =](https://dsd5zvtm8ll6.cloudfront.net/si.experts.images/questions/2022/11/636a505bae41d_771636a505b9e6c1.jpg)
(c) Determine the step response s1[n] of system 1 and the impulse response h2[n] of system 2. Is it true that h2[n] = h1[n] = hc(n T)? Is it true that s1[n] = s2[n] = sc(n T)?
s + a H.(s)= (s +a)2 + b2 Part B s2[n] = ha[k] | h:(t)dr. and Se(t) = k=-00
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