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Discrete-Time Signals and Systems
2014Abstract In this chapter we will investigate the fundamental topic of discrete-time signals and systems. We first introduce some basic and useful discrete-time signals, like the unit impulse, the sinusoidal and white Gaussian random sequences. Then we define and represent discrete-time systems.
Leonardo G. Baltar, Josef A. Nossek
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On Totally Positive Discrete- Time Systems
2019 27th Mediterranean Conference on Control and Automation (MED), 2019A matrix is called totally positive (TP) if all its minors are positive. A linear time-varying system is called a totally positive discrete-time system (TPDTS) if the matrix defining its evolution is TP for all time. It was recently shown that this can be used to prove strong asymptotic properties of certain time-varying nonlinear discrete-time systems.
Rami Katz +2 more
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On the robust stability of discrete-time systems
IEEE. APCCAS 1998. 1998 IEEE Asia-Pacific Conference on Circuits and Systems. Microelectronics and Integrating Systems. Proceedings (Cat. No.98EX242), 1999A sufficient stability condition for monic Schur polynomials is obtained via the so-called reflection coefficients of polynomials and the discrete version of Kharitonov's weak theorem. The discrete Kharitonov theorem defines only (n - 1)-dimensional stable hyperrectangle for n-degree monic polynomials.
Ülo Nurges, Ennu Rüstern
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2021
In the chapter, Discrete-time Systems, system classification, system response, system stability and realization of systems are presented. The discretization of continuous systems into discrete-time systems if first presented. Computation of the response of discrete-time systems by iteration, solving the difference equation and by convolution are ...
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In the chapter, Discrete-time Systems, system classification, system response, system stability and realization of systems are presented. The discretization of continuous systems into discrete-time systems if first presented. Computation of the response of discrete-time systems by iteration, solving the difference equation and by convolution are ...
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Stability and linearization: discrete-time systems
2002 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems. Proceedings (Cat. No.02CH37353), 2002AbstractA theorem by Hadamard gives a two‐part condition under which a map from one Banach space to another is a homeomorphism. The theorem, while often very useful, is incomplete in the sense that it does not explicitly specify the family of maps for which the condition is met.
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Discrete-Time Queueing Systems and Their Networks
IEEE Transactions on Communications, 1980Queueing systems in descrete time that can model certain computer communication systems are considered. First, a single-resource model consisting of a geometric server with feedback facility, to which packets arrive in independent bulks, is analyzed.
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On Information-Lossless Discrete-Time Systems
IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1970The concept of lossless state or system is generalized by the definition of k-losslessness. If k>N( N-1)/2 for an N-state machine, k-lossless implies lossless. The series connection of a set of discrete time systems {Ai}, where Ai is ki-lossless, results in a system which is min{ki}-lossless. This result is a simple verification of the intuitive notion
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2017
The last chapter of the book is devoted to the study of discrete-time systems with input delays.
Michael Santina, Allen R. Stubberud
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The last chapter of the book is devoted to the study of discrete-time systems with input delays.
Michael Santina, Allen R. Stubberud
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1991
A signal is defined as continuous within a time range if its amplitude is specified for all t in that range, except possibly at a finite number of discontinuities. If a continuous time variable is quantized, that is, if t is represented by a set of distinct values denoted by tk, where k takes on positive integer values exclusively, the signal is ...
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A signal is defined as continuous within a time range if its amplitude is specified for all t in that range, except possibly at a finite number of discontinuities. If a continuous time variable is quantized, that is, if t is represented by a set of distinct values denoted by tk, where k takes on positive integer values exclusively, the signal is ...
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