Consider the Z-transform H(z) = 1 (2z−¹ − 1) (½⁄z−¹ − 1) (a) Find the poles and zeros of the Z-transform. (b) Sketch the poles, zeros and the possible ROCS (c) For each ROC, determine if the impulse response is causal, right sided, or left sided. (d) For each ROC, determine if the impulse response is stable or unstable. (e) For each ROC, compute the corresponding signal h[n].

Consider the Z-transform H(z) = 1 (2z−¹ − 1) (½⁄z−¹ − 1) (a) Find the poles and zeros of the Z-transform. (b) Sketch the poles, zeros and the possible ROCS (c) For each ROC, determine if the impulse response is causal, right sided, or left sided. (d) For each ROC, determine if the impulse response is stable or unstable. (e) For each ROC, compute the corresponding signal h[n].

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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