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The inverse z-transform. Any path in the ROC to make the integral converge. Example. ROC |z|>1/3. The inverse z-transform. Example. ROC 1/4 <|z|<1/3. Example. ROC |z|<1/4. The inverse z-transform. Example. ROC 0 <|z|< . Example. |az -1 |<1.
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The inverse z-transform Any path in the ROC to make the integral converge Example ROC |z|>1/3
The inverse z-transform Example ROC 1/4 <|z|<1/3 Example ROC |z|<1/4
The inverse z-transform Example ROC 0 <|z|< Example |az-1|<1
Geometric evaluation of the Fourier Transform from the pole-zero plot First order ROC Unit circle x 1
Geometric evaluation of the Fourier Transform from the pole-zero plot ROC Unit circle 1 x
Geometric evaluation of the Fourier Transform from the pole-zero plot 2nd order ROC x Unit circle 1 x
Properties of z-transform (1) Linearity with ROC R1 with ROC R2 with ROC containing
(2) Time shifting with ROC R1 with ROC R1 with addition or deletion of poles at z=0 or infinite (3) Scaling in the z-domain with ROC |z0|R1 with ROC R1 with addition or deletion of poles at z=0 or infinite
(3) Scaling in the z-domain with ROC |z0|R1 with ROC R1 with addition or deletion of poles at z=0 or infinite x x
(4) Time reversal with ROC R1 with ROC 1/R1
(5) Time expansion if n is a multiple of k otherwise with ROC (R)1/k (6) Conjugation with ROC R with ROC R real
(7) Convolution with ROC R1 with ROC R2 Example
Differentiation in z-domain with ROC R1 Example
Initial value theorem for n<0 Example, check the correctness of a z-transform