Natural and Forced Response [Linear Shift Invariant System]

In this lecture the natural and forced response for linear shift invariant system is discussed. The case for forced response is discussed.
Numerical example is taken for the better understanding of the topic.
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[@harshtukra10]

Detailed explanation. Thanks sir.

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[@DiwakarSingh-o1d]

amazing lech sir

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[@pakhik3363]

Great teacher you are

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[@pranjalapandey3802]

Sir You are the best. What a superb lecture. The platform is set and we are waiting for impulse and step response lecture. And sir i have sent you the solution on your watsapp.

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😂😂got your solution....check karo fir se

[@narayanse-learning9990]

Great job sir

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thanks

[@narayanse-learning9990]

Sir y forced m
(8/3)2^n
Jb hum c1 and c2 find krenge n=0 and n=1 values h is expression m bhi put krenge

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Next lecture me iska answer mil jaaega

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Sir maza aagya

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[@rajpratapsingh1648]

Sir last example apne kaha ki 'n' ki wo value rkhni h jisse ki hamari 'k' wali koi si bhi term vanish na ho lekin yaha to n=2 rkhne pe last wala vanish ho rha h aur sir apne u(2),u(1),u(0) ko hata kaise dia third step me???
Please explain thoose points again..

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Jo sabse bada index dikhe..wo value hi rakhna....that's the trick

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@@KKSirEduHub thanku sir aur sir isme third step bhi explain kr dijiye upar pucha h maine...

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[@rhythmsingh3840]

U(0) u(1) u(2) isliye kiya hai na sir kyoki its values are 1 ??bhai tm btaa do agar pata chal gya ho to sir se

[@mukulbhardwaj2836]

at 38:44, sir n=0 pe bhi same answer h

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[@SubhojoyPal]

The entire lecture is a blind reading from the book on SAS by P Ramesh Babu. How is this novel teaching? Waste of time.

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👍👍Ramesh Babu is actually an adapted version of Ramakrishnan Rao..
Every book, every concept and every question is actually from some or the other book.
It’s nothing novel, just an attempt to help learners understand between the lines that would help them decode.
No way is it a research oriented session with out of the box approach.
Glad to observe that you have a deep understanding of the topic.
All the best