M5L3 - Z Transform and ROC of a Infinite Length Right, Left and Double Sided Sequence
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2025
- I have taken examples to Find Z Transform and its ROC of a infinite length Right sided , infinite length Left sided and infinite length Double sided sequence...
You explained amazingly escpecialy when reverting the limits of summation in left handed sequence
jazakallah sir. may Allah show you the right path. you helped so much.
I have a doubt, why u(n) becomes 1, when we limit the range from 1 to infinite?
u(n) is unit step function and it is defined from n = 0 to n = infinity. Since it is 1, so, not necessory put u(n) , instad , we substitute as 1.
Sir how can we differentiate in ztransform that fucntion right sided or left sided 😢
You just have to differentiate with respect to Z…
I have doubt 🧐 that is
-(z/a-z)
And.
(z/z-a)
Both are same and how
At 15:18
its a simple mathematical simplification, you just work it out, you will get it
At 19:40 i.e minus operation between them right
NO... ITS PLUS
Why
@@nanipallapothu495 ZT of -b^n u(-n-1) is z/(z-b)
ROC how??
hi shyam...can you be specific with your doubt please..
How ROC is |z|>a?
@@shyamkumarbhattarai393 i have clearly explained from 0:00 to 3:25 time line.... Which part you are not convinced please let me know... and also please refer my previous video about what is ROC ua-cam.com/video/I74MPCoS72Q/v-deo.html
I have a doubt that z transform of a^n u[n] is same as - a^n u[-n-1] i.e 1/(1-az^-1) but their roc are different how????
@@shyamkumarbhattarai393 Because both are infinite length sequence.. only difference is one is infinite length right sided sequence i.e a^n u[n] and other is infinite length left sided sequence i.e - a^n u[-n-1] . its proof is available in this video only...