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    1. A linear time-invariant system can be completely described by its unit-impulse response, which is the system's response to an impulse input with zero initial conditions. 2. A system is stable if the sum of the absolute values of its impulse response coefficients is finite. 3. Finite impulse response (FIR) systems have impulse responses with a finite number of terms, while infinite impulse response (IIR) systems have impulse responses with an infinite number of terms.

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    1. A linear time-invariant system can be completely described by its unit-impulse response, which is the system's response to an impulse input with zero initial conditions. 2. A system is stable if the sum of the absolute values of its impulse response coefficients is finite. 3. Finite impulse response (FIR) systems have impulse responses with a finite number of terms, while infinite impulse response (IIR) systems have impulse responses with an infinite number of terms.

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    1. A linear time-invariant system can be completely described by its unit-impulse response, which is the system's response to an impulse input with zero initial conditions. 2. A system is stable if the sum of the absolute values of its impulse response coefficients is finite. 3. Finite impulse response (FIR) systems have impulse responses with a finite number of terms, while infinite impulse response (IIR) systems have impulse responses with an infinite number of terms.

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    Digital Signal Processing:: Impulse Response and Bibo Stability

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    DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING:

    IMPULSE RESPONSE AND BIBO STABILITY

    Prepared by
    ENGR. ANGELINO A. PIMENTEL, PhD (in-progress)
    SMU SEAIT – ECE Faculty Member

    Reference Book: Digital Signal Processing: Fundamentals and


    Applications 2nd Edition (Tan & Jiang, 2013) pp. 80-88
    「 Learning Objectives 」
    TOPICS: Impulse Response and BIBO
    Stability

    At the end of the discussion, the student


    should be able to:
    1. Understand the concepts of Impulse
    Response and BIBO Stability
    2. Evaluate problems pertaining the said
    topics
    Topic: Impulse Response and BIBO Stability

    「 Principle: Impulse Response 」


     
    A linear time-invariant system can be
    completely described by its unit-impulse
    response, which is defined as the system
    response due to the impulse input with zero
    initial conditions
    Topic: Impulse Response and BIBO Stability

    「 Principle: Impulse Response 」


     
    With the obtained unit-impulse response , we
    can represent the linear time-invariant system as

    Representation of a linear time-invariant system


    using the impulse response.
    Topic: Impulse Response and BIBO Stability

    「 Sample Problem #1 」
    Assume we have a linear time-invariant
    system

    with an initial condition x(-1)=0.


    a. Determine the unit-impulse response
    b. Draw the system block diagram
    c. Write the output using the obtained
    impulse response
    Topic: Impulse Response and BIBO Stability

    「 Problem #1a: Solution 」


    Topic: Impulse Response and BIBO Stability

    「 Problem #1b: Solution 」


    Topic: Impulse Response and BIBO Stability

    「 Problem #1c: Solution 」


    The system output can be written as
    Topic: Impulse Response and BIBO Stability

    「 Principle: Impulse Response 」


     
    It is noted that if the difference equation
    does not have the past output terms, y(n-
    1),.,y(n-N), that is, the corresponding
    coefficients a1,.,aN, are zeros, and the
    impulse response has a finite number of
    terms. We call this system a finite impulse
    response (FIR) system. If it contains an
    infinite number of terms in its duration due to
    the past output term y(n-1). Such a system is
    called an infinite impulse response (IIR)
    system
    Topic: Impulse Response and BIBO Stability

    「 Sample Problem #2 」
    Consider the difference equation

    a. Determine the unit-impulse response


    b. Draw the system block diagram
    c. Write the output using the obtained
    impulse response
    Topic: Impulse Response and BIBO Stability

    「 Problem #2a: Solution 」


    Topic: Impulse Response and BIBO Stability

    「 Problem #2b: Solution 」


    Topic: Impulse Response and BIBO Stability

    「 Problem #2c: Solution 」


    The system output can be written as
    Topic: Impulse Response and BIBO Stability

    「 Principle: BIBO Stability 」


    We are interested in designing and
    implementing stable linear systems. A stable
    system is one for which every bounded input
    produces a bounded output (BIBO). In terms of
    the impulse response, a linear system is stable if
    the sum of its absolute impulse response
    coefficients is a finite number.
    Topic: Impulse Response and BIBO Stability

    「 Sample Problem #3 」
    Given the linear system

    which is described by the unit-impulse response

    determine whether this system is stable.


    Topic: Impulse Response and BIBO Stability

    「 Problem #3: Solution 」

    Since the summation is a


    finite number, the linear
    system is stable
    -End of Presentation-
    Thank you!

    Next Topic: Digital Convolution


    Next Topic: Digital Convolution

    「 Were learning objectives


    met? 」
    TOPICS: Impulse Response and BIBO
    Stability

    At the end of the discussion, the student


    should be able to:
    1. Understand the concepts of Impulse
    Response and BIBO Stability
    2. Evaluate problems pertaining the said
    topics
    Next Topic: Digital Convolution

    Impulse Response and


    BIBO Stability:
    Seatwork  Recitation  Problem Set (Take Home)

    Provide what is asked for the following:

     P3.19
     P3.20

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