(a) The output signal of a telecommunication system can be described as the 1 1 multiplication from 3 inputs which is input 1 is ; input 2 is z-1 10 -1 1+202 and input 3 is .Determine the inverse Z-transform for that output. 1 [Isyarat keluaran daripada sebuah sistem telekomunikasi boleh di tafsirkan sebagai pengkalian 1 1 '; dan input daripada 3 masukkan di mana input 1 adalah ; input 2 adalah7 (1-2-1 4 1+z 4 10 -1 1+Z (1-2 20 3 adalah . Tentukan jelmaan sonsang-Z bagi keluaran tersebut] 1

(a) The output signal of a telecommunication system can be described as the 1 1 multiplication from 3 inputs which is input 1 is ; input 2 is z-1 10 -1 1+202 and input 3 is .Determine the inverse Z-transform for that output. 1 [Isyarat keluaran daripada sebuah sistem telekomunikasi boleh di tafsirkan sebagai pengkalian 1 1 '; dan input daripada 3 masukkan di mana input 1 adalah ; input 2 adalah7 (1-2-1 4 1+z 4 10 -1 1+Z (1-2 20 3 adalah . Tentukan jelmaan sonsang-Z bagi keluaran tersebut] 1

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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