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| + | *[[Media:ECE_301_Fall_2007_Ch2_pt1.pdf|Chapter 2, part 1 of Oppenheim Willsky, ECE301 Fall 2007 (pdf)]] | ||
| + | *[[Media:ECE_301_Fall_2007_Ch2_pt2.pdf|Chapter 2, part 1 of Oppenheim Willsky, ECE301 Fall 2007 (pdf)]] | ||
| + | *[[Media:ECE_301_Fall_2007_Ch2_pt3.pdf|Chapter 2, part 1 of Oppenheim Willsky, ECE301 Fall 2007 (pdf)]] | ||
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Rhea Pages about Systems Properties, ECE301
- Six Basic Systems Properties
- Basic system properties (definitions and reverse definitions)
- Basic system properties (definitions and reverse definitions)
- Properties of systems stated in student's words, from ECE301 Summer 2009
- How to determine is a system is time invariant Really clear explanation!
- Definition of time-invariant/time variant system
- Definition and example of system with memory/memoryless
- Definition and example of system with memory/memoryles
- Definition and example of system with memory/memoryless
Course notes discussing system's properties
- Chapter 2, part 1 of Oppenheim Willsky, ECE301 Fall 2007 (pdf)
- Chapter 2, part 1 of Oppenheim Willsky, ECE301 Fall 2007 (pdf)
- Chapter 2, part 1 of Oppenheim Willsky, ECE301 Fall 2007 (pdf)
