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A set of vocabulary-style flashcards covering the Laplace Transform table entries and properties based on the lecture notes from Bataan Heroes Memorial College.
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δ(t) (Time Domain)
1 (Frequency Domain)
u(t) (Time Domain)
s1 (Frequency Domain)
tu(t) (Time Domain)
s21 (Frequency Domain)
tnu(t) (Time Domain)
sn+1n! (Frequency Domain)
e−atu(t) (Time Domain)
s+a1 (Frequency Domain)
sin(ωt)u(t) (Time Domain)
s2+ω2ω (Frequency Domain)
cos(ωt)u(t) (Time Domain)
s2+ω2s (Frequency Domain)
Linearity (Property)
Ax(1)(t)+Bx(2)(t) in the time domain corresponds to AX(1)(s)+BX(2)(s) in the frequency domain.
Frequency Shifting (Property)
e−atx(t) in the time domain corresponds to X(s+a) in the frequency domain.
Time Shifting (Property)
x(t−a) in the time domain corresponds to X(s)e−as in the frequency domain.
Frequency Differentiation (Property)
tnx(t) in the time domain corresponds to (−1)ndsndnX(s) in the frequency domain.
Time Differentiation (First Derivative)
dtdx(t) in the time domain corresponds to sX(s)−x(0−) in the frequency domain.
Time Differentiation (Second Derivative)
dt2d2x(t) in the time domain corresponds to sX(s)−sx(0)−x′(0) in the frequency domain.
Convolution (Property)
x1(t)∗x2(t) in the time domain corresponds to X1(s)X2(s) in the frequency domain.
Time Integration (Property)
∫0tx(τ)dτ in the time domain corresponds to s1X(s) in the frequency domain.
Final Value Theorem
Identifies the value of x(∞) as lims→0sX(s).
Initial Value Theorem
Identifies the value of x(0) as lims→∞sX(s).