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| + | Formal Defination : A system is called memoryless if y(t) depends only on an instantaneous value of x(t) not | ||
| + | {x(T);T<t} or {x(T);T>t}. | ||
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| + | example : y(t)=x(t) + x(t-1) | ||
| + | In this example y(t) depends on an instantaneous value of of x(t). | ||
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| + | System with memory : | ||
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| + | Formal defination: A system is called with memory if y(t) does not depend only on an instantaneous value of x(t) and {x(T);T<t} or {x(T);T>t}. | ||
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| + | example : y(t) = x(t+1) | ||
| + | In this example ,y(t) depends on a future value of x(t). | ||
Latest revision as of 19:06, 19 September 2008
Memoryless system :
Formal Defination : A system is called memoryless if y(t) depends only on an instantaneous value of x(t) not {x(T);T<t} or {x(T);T>t}.
example : y(t)=x(t) + x(t-1) In this example y(t) depends on an instantaneous value of of x(t).
System with memory :
Formal defination: A system is called with memory if y(t) does not depend only on an instantaneous value of x(t) and {x(T);T<t} or {x(T);T>t}.
example : y(t) = x(t+1) In this example ,y(t) depends on a future value of x(t).
