I have find this part as the most confusing one among the students.
Though everyone feels that it is easy (which indeed is true), yet mistakes are often commited
Take a look at the following note:
Though everyone feels that it is easy (which indeed is true), yet mistakes are often commited
Take a look at the following note:
Time Shifting and time scaling of x(t) to y(t) = x(at+b)
It is better to first time shift and then time scale because time shift is w.r.t to “t” and not “at”
Take the following example:-
Suppose we are provided with x(t) and we have to find y(t) = x(2t+3)
A step by step procedure is shown below:-
Take another example of a GATE EE 2010 question:
Q. Given f(t) and g(t) as shown below:
The simplest approach is:-
Take g(t) = f((at + b),
From graph, g(3) = 1 = f(a.3 + b) and g(5) = 1 = f(a.5 = b)
We can see from graphs that left step of f(t) give left step of g(t) and right step of f(t) gives right step ofg(t).
Hence we have:
a.3 + b = 0 and a.5 + b = 1 which yield ,
a =1/2 and b=-3/2
Therefore g(t) = f(t/2 – 3/2). Ans (d).
