Lección Nro. 2. TEORIA DE LA SEÑAL P64 1.- Considere el condensador se muestra en la Figura. Con de entrada x(t) = i(t) y la salida y(t) = Vc (t). (1 punto) 1.1. Determinar la relación entrada-salida. 1.2. Determinar si el sistema es: a) Lineal, b). Invariante en el tiempo T i(t) v (1)

Lección Nro. 2. TEORIA DE LA SEÑAL P64 1.- Considere el condensador se muestra en la Figura. Con de entrada x(t) = i(t) y la salida y(t) = Vc (t). (1 punto) 1.1. Determinar la relación entrada-salida. 1.2. Determinar si el sistema es: a) Lineal, b). Invariante en el tiempo T i(t) v (1)

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1.- Consider the condenser shown in Figure. With input x(t) = i(t) and the output Y(t) = Vc (t). (1 point) 1.1. Determine the input-elit ratio. 1.2. Determine if the system is: a) Linear, b). Invariant in time

Lección Nro. 2.
TEORIA DE LA SEÑAL P64
1.- Considere el condensador se muestra en la Figura. Con de entrada x(t) = i(t) y la salida
y(t) = Vc (t).
(1 punto)
1.1. Determinar la relación entrada-salida.
1.2. Determinar si el sistema es: a) Lineal, b). Invariante en el tiempo
T
i(t)
v (1)

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