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==1.Causal system== | ==1.Causal system== | ||
It's Output at any given time only depends on past or present events/information. | It's Output at any given time only depends on past or present events/information. | ||
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==2.Non-Causal System== | ==2.Non-Causal System== | ||
Output at any given time depends on a future event or piece of information. | Output at any given time depends on a future event or piece of information. | ||
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| + | Jayanth's comments: This is the correct deinition for a causal System. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:10, 19 September 2008
Part A: Understanding System’s Properties
1.Causal system
It's Output at any given time only depends on past or present events/information. y(t) = x(t-5) + 8
2.Non-Causal System
Output at any given time depends on a future event or piece of information. y(t) = x(t+5) +8
Jayanth's comments: This is the correct deinition for a causal System.
