Signals and Systems (English) (Part 3)

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Lecture 211: x(t)−X(ω) Pairs (Shortcut for Objectives)

Lecture 212: Fourier Transform (Solved Problem 12)

Lecture 213: Fourier Transform (Solved Problem 13)

Lecture 214: Fourier Transform (Solved Problem 14)

Lecture 215: Fourier Transform (Solved Problem 15)

Lecture 216: Fourier Transform (Solved Problem 16)

Lecture 217: Fourier Transform (Solved Problem 17)

Lecture 218: Fourier Transform (Solved Problem 18)

Lecture 219: Fourier Transform (Solved Problem 19)

Lecture 220: Fourier Transform (Solved Problem 20)

Lecture 221: Fourier Transform (Solved Problem 21)

Lecture 222: Fourier Transform (Solved Problems 22 & 23)

Lecture 223: Introduction to Laplace Transform

Lecture 224: Relation between Laplace Transform & Fourier Transform

Lecture 225: Condition for Existence of Laplace Transform

Lecture 226: ROC and its Properties

Lecture 227: ROC and Stability

Lecture 228: Shortcut for Region of Convergence (ROC)

Lecture 229: Properties of Laplace Transform (Part 1)

Lecture 230: Properties of Laplace Transform (Part 2)

Lecture 231: Properties of Laplace Transform (Part 3)

Lecture 232: Properties of Laplace Transform (Part 4)

Lecture 233: Properties of Laplace Transform (Part 5)

Lecture 234: Properties of Laplace Transform (Part 6)

Lecture 235: Initial Value Theorem

Lecture 236: Final Value Theorem

Lecture 237: Laplace Transform of Basic Signals (Unit Impulse Signal)

Lecture 238: Laplace Transform of Basic Signals (Unit Step Signal)

Lecture 239: Laplace Transform of Basic Signals (DC Value & Signum Function)

Lecture 240: Laplace Transform of Basic Signals (Exponential Signals)

Lecture 241: Laplace Transform of Basic Signals (Unit Ramp Signal)

Lecture 242: Laplace Transform of Basic Signals [Cosω₀t.u(t)]

Lecture 243: Laplace Transform of Basic Signals [Sinω₀t.u(t)]

Lecture 244: Laplace Transform (Solved Problem 1)

Lecture 245: Laplace Transform (Solved Problem 2)

Lecture 246: Laplace Transform (Solved Problem 3)

Lecture 247: Laplace Transform (Solved Problem 4)

Lecture 248: Laplace Transform (Solved Problem 5)

Lecture 249: Laplace Transform (Solved Problem 6)

Lecture 250: Laplace Transform (Solved Problem 7)

Lecture 251: Laplace Transform (Solved Problems 8 & 9)

Lecture 252: Laplace Transform (Solved Problem 10)

Lecture 253: Laplace Transform (Solved Problem 11)

Lecture 254: Inverse Laplace Transform

Lecture 255: Inverse Laplace Transform (Solved Problem)

Lecture 256: ROC and Stability of Causal LTI Systems

Lecture 257: Laplace Transform to Solve Differential Equations

Lecture 258: Laplace Transform (Solved Problem 12)

Lecture 259: Laplace Transform (Solved Problem 13)

Lecture 260: Laplace Transform (Solved Problem 14)

Lecture 261: Sampling Theorem

Lecture 262: Nyquist Rate & Nyquist Interval

Lecture 263: Properties of Nyquist Rate

Lecture 264: Nyquist Rate (Solved Problem 1)

Lecture 265: Nyquist Rate (Solved Problem 2)

Lecture 266: Nyquist Rate (Solved Problem 3)

Lecture 267: Reconstruction of Signals

Lecture 268: Reconstruction of a Signal Using Practical LPF

Lecture 269: Frequency Components Present in S(f)

Lecture 270: Reconstruction of Signals (Solved Problem 2)

Lecture 271: Reconstruction of Signals (Solved Problem 3)

Lecture 272: Sampling Theorem for Band Pass Signals

Lecture 273: Operations on Discrete Time Signals (Time Shifting)

Lecture 274: Operations on DTS (Time Compression, Time Expansion & Time Reversal)

Lecture 275: Operations on DTS (Amplitude Scaling & Amplitude Reversal)

Lecture 276: Addition of Discrete Time Signals

Lecture 277: Multiplication of Discrete Time Signals

Lecture 278: Multiple Operations on Discrete Time Signals (Part 1)

Lecture 279: Multiple Operations on Discrete Time Signals (Part 2)

Lecture 280: Even and Odd Discrete Time Signals

Lecture 281: Even and Odd Parts of Discrete Time Signal

Lecture 282: Conjugate Symmetric and Conjugate Antisymmetric DTS

Lecture 283: Periodic Discrete Time Signals

Lecture 284: Periodic Discrete Time Signals (Solved Problems)

Lecture 285: Discrete Time Energy Signals

Lecture 286: Discrete Time Energy Signals (Solved Problems)

Lecture 287: Discrete Time Power Signals

Lecture 288: Discrete Time Power Signals (Solved Problems)

Lecture 289: Unit Impulse Sequence

Lecture 290: Unit Step & Unit Ramp Sequences

Lecture 291: Discrete Time Signum Function

Lecture 292: Discrete Time Convolution

Lecture 293: Discrete Time Convolution (Tabular Method)

Lecture 294: Static & Dynamic Discrete Time Systems

Lecture 295: Causal and Non-Causal Discrete Time Systems

Lecture 296: Time−Invariant & Time−Variant Discrete Time Systems

Lecture 297: Linear and Non−Linear Discrete Time Systems

Lecture 298: Stable & Unstable Discrete Time Systems

Lecture 299: Discrete Time Signals & Systems (Solved Problem 1)

Lecture 300: Discrete Time Signals & Systems (Solved Problem 2)

Lecture 301: Discrete Time Signals & Systems (Solved Problem 3)

Lecture 302: Discrete Time Signals & Systems (Solved Problem 4)

Lecture 303: Discrete Time Signals & Systems (Solved Problem 5)

Lecture 304: Discrete Time Signals & Systems (Solved Problem 6)

Lecture 305: Introduction to Z-Transform

Lecture 306: Condition for Existence of Z-Transform

Lecture 307: Properties of Z-Transform (Part 1)

Lecture 308: Properties of Z-Transform (Part 2)

Lecture 309: Properties of Z-Transform (Part 3)

Lecture 310: Properties of Z-Transform (Part 4)

Lecture 311: Properties of Z-Transform (Part 5)

Lecture 312: Properties of Z-Transform (Initial Value Theorem)

Lecture 313: Properties of Z-Transform (Final Value Theorem)