Continuous-time Systems

Permitted input signals are right-sided (zero for t < 0) time signals composed of unit steps, u(t), real exponentials, exp(at), trigonometric functions, sin(t), cos(t), and sums, products and delays of these signals. Examples of input signal entries are

        u(t)

        2.5*exp(-2*(t-3))*u(t-3)

        (9.8/2)*sin(2*t-pi/3)*exp(-t+1)*u(t-2)

        (t^0.5)*(sin(t)+cos(2*t))*u(t)

        sin(t)+2                        defaults to (sin(t)+2)*u(t)

        sin(t)*u(-t-2)                  not right-sided: defaults to 0

Fine Print: For a variety of reasons it is not possible to definitively decide that the properties hold: only a restricted class of input signals can be applied, all inputs are zero before t = 0, response plots are shown on a finite time axis, and so on. Assume these issues are benign, and use a reasonable number of tests to address each property. It is strongly recommended that you use a color monitor to view this demonstration.

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