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I. Several parts of chapters 2, and 3 from Coughlin and Driscoll Op Amp Textbook.
Providing notes and solved examples to build the knowledge before entering
Schaums topics on Opamps. Often using the examples from Coughlin and Driscoll
to assist elsewhere in Schaums Op Amp topics.
You may be able to get the previous files by clicking on my name below the file. That had in the past led to previous files uploaded by the party. You can scroll down the Electrical Engineering group and find it there. It maybe a while to pick up all the files. Else if thats not suitable maybe checking my profile may lead to my uploads.
Signals Processing textbook have the introduction to the material. B P Lathi has a good signal processing textbook. Its thick but detailed. I don't advice it if you're looking for something quick.
I know the file you are referring too, can you please give me the 'example number' or 'exercise number' you refer to on page 207. Since that pdf file, Electric Circuits II Part 3D, is not page numbered on the page itself, and your attached file is mcdx. That will help.
Hence the Laplace transform of 1 is 1/s, as is the Laplace transform of the unit step function (because the Laplace transform uses the integral from 0 to infinity. Note that the unit step function is 1 over that same range) ,
The derivative of the unit step function is the impulse, or delta function. The value of the unit step function at t=0 is 0 to 1, let's take 0. Then by the above rule the Laplace transform of the delta function must be s * 1/s = 1. Mathcad agrees:
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You want to see textbook contents regarding the matter, I see you like to refer to Schaum series on other topics. Here is the Schaum book on Laplace transforms (by Murray M. Spiegel) regarding the matter:
Of course you are entitled to your 'way of seeing things', but as far as I know there are no cultural differences or different scientific/technical/engineering views on the Laplace transform of a constant.
I like to share my present interest with you. I had an interest in yacht and small boat design and construction. This was in the early 2000s. Had a book on yacht design or study on it, but it lacked the typical engineering approach. Years go by and I returned to it this time to make it a hobby and a personal interest subject. I have finished the 3rd chapter of the book the topic was Stability and Equilibrium. Fore me there were lots of points packed in 50 pages of this chapter. It has end of chapter problems to solve. So right now I am not at the differential equations or electrical side of things.
I do feel I need to add more work on the continuing electrical notes by going into Laplace and solving electric circuits using Laplace. But that may be a recognition thing on my part and I do keep away from that destroying ego. There are also the chapters continuing RLC, and the Bode plots. I leave that to others. Too much time, exhaustive, and may be one day in the future I may attempt but not any time soon.
- CB3 Ability to collect and interpret relevant data (usually within their area of study) in order to make judgments that include reflection on relevant issues of a social, scientific or ethical nature. CB5- Learning skills necessary to undertake further studies with a high degree of autonomy. CG1- Apply the acquired analytical and abstraction skills, intuition, and logical thinking to identify and analyze complex problems, and to seek and formulate solutions in a multidisciplinary environment.
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[1] scar Ciaurri Ramrez. Instantneas diferenciales. Mtodos elementales de resolucin de ecuaciones diferenciales ordinarias, estudio del problema de Cauchy y teora de ecuaciones y sistemas lineales. Dpto. de Matemticas y Computacin. Universidad de la Rioja. 2011.
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1. Analysis of convergence of sequences and series of functions, determination of limiting functions or sums of series, development into Taylor series, computation of aproximate values of functions;
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2. solving selected types of differential equations of first and second order
3. finding equilibrium state of composed system, determination of thermodynamic effects of processes, determination of thermodynamic parameters based on statistical considerations
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