Let x[n] be an input of a discrete time linear shift invariant system while its impulseresponse and output are denoted by h[n] and y[n] respectively. The umpulse response of this system isgiven ash[n] =(1)where d[n] denotes the discrete time unit impulse signal. Obtain the step response (ie. yn] for xin]=4/n]) of this system via convolution summation.

h(n) = ∑K=-∞∞δn-khn = .............δn+5+δn+4............δn+δn-1..........δn-5.....hn = 1 when n is…

Let xịn] be an input of a discrete time linear shift invariant system while its impulse response and output are denoted by h[n] and y[n], respectively. The impulse response of this system is given as h|n] =) 8[n -k] (1) %3D where 6 n] denotes the discrete time unit impulse signal Obtain the step response (i.c. yn for xfn] = u|n]) of this system via convolution summation.

Let xịn] be an input of a discrete time linear shift invariant system while its impulse response and output are denoted by h[n] and y[n], respectively. The impulse response of this system is given as h|n] =) 8[n -k] (1) %3D where 6 n] denotes the discrete time unit impulse signal Obtain the step response (i.c. yn for xfn] = u|n]) of this system via convolution summation.

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