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Engineering Analysis المرحلة الثالثة Assit.Lec. Shaimaa Shukri. First lecture. Laplace Transform Concepts and Applications. Laplace Transform Introduction. Laplace Transform. How to find F(s) from f(t)?. Example. If b>0, F(s) exists for Re{s}=0 where it reduces to F( )
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Engineering Analysis المرحلة الثالثة Assit.Lec. Shaimaa Shukri
Laplace Transform Concepts and Applications
Laplace Transform Introduction
Laplace Transform How to find F(s) from f(t)?
Example If b>0, F(s) exists for Re{s}=0 where it reduces to F() Otherwise the Laplace transform F(s) doesn’t contain the Fourier transform F() as a subset
Existence for Laplace Transforms Let f(t) be a piecewise continuous on every finite interval on t 0 For some real constants k, p,T The Laplace transform of f(t) exists for all Re{s}>p
Since f(t) is piecewise continuous e-stf(t) is an integral over any finite interval on the t-axis
Analyticits of the Laplace Transform Suppose f is piecewise continuous on [0,) |f(t)|<kept for tT where k, p and T are real The Laplace transform of fis analytic function in the right half-plane of Re{s}>p
Region of Convergence The range of values for the complex variable s for which F(s) converges In Laplace transform applications, the complex plane is referred as the s plane
Linearity Modulation Properties of Laplace Transform
Modulation F(s) converges for Re{s}>k The modulation of the signal becomes Re{s}-Re{s0}>k for existence
Example Gamma Function relation Let st=x
Example Find L{(t)} from u(t)