The open-loop transfer function of a discrete system is given by expression: Y(z) U(z) 1 z²z+0.5 Using the Final Value Theorem, determine y(k) = lim z→ 1 [(z − 1) Y(z)] for the following inputs: Discrete Dirac Delta Function: - 5(k) = {1, k = 0 k # 0 Discrete Unit Step Function: (1, 10, u(k)= k≥ 0 k < 0 Discrete exponential function: u(k) = {5e-k! 0, k≥ 0 k < 0

The open-loop transfer function of a discrete system is given by expression: Y(z) U(z) 1 z²z+0.5 Using the Final Value Theorem, determine y(k) = lim z→ 1 [(z − 1) Y(z)] for the following inputs: Discrete Dirac Delta Function: - 5(k) = {1, k = 0 k # 0 Discrete Unit Step Function: (1, 10, u(k)= k≥ 0 k < 0 Discrete exponential function: u(k) = {5e-k! 0, k≥ 0 k < 0

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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