Transforms and its Applications: UNIT 2: Z Transform

Z Transform: Initial value theorem and final value theorem

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Initial value theorem and final value theorem.

 

1. Initial value theorem

If Z [f(n)] = F(z), then f(0) = limz→∞ F(z)

Proof :


 

2. Final value theorem.

If Z{f(n)} = F(z), then lim n→∞ [f(n)] = limz→1 (z − 1) F(z)

Proof:


 

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