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| Jun5-07, 06:48 PM | #1 |
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Hi all
Would it be possible to store information in a linear system? |
| Jun5-07, 07:27 PM | #2 |
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The term "linear system" usually means some kind of filter which takes an input signal and produces an output signal. Such a filter is linear if it obeys the superposition principle: two summed inputs produces an output that's equal to the two inputs passed independently through the filter, and then summed afterwards.
In any event, a "linear system" may have some memory, usually used to add present samples of the input to past samples of the input. In this sense, you may store information in such a system, though, if you keep applying inputs, your data will eventually be lost. Note: since this has nothing to do with astronomy, I'm moving it to general engineering. - Warren |
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