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does this system have memory or memoryless??and why??
Y[n+1] + 4Y[n] = 3 X[n+1] - X[n]
Y[n+1] + 4Y[n] = 3 X[n+1] - X[n]
Let t1= (n+1)*T and see if your definition applies.angel23 said:ok a memoryless system is the system in which the value of output at t1 depends only on the value of the input at t1.
now i want to apply this on the given system how can i do?
Yes, since Y[t1] depends on T[t1-T].angel23 said:it has memory.
right?
A system with memory is one that has some sort of storage or recollection of past inputs or outputs. This means that the current output of the system is affected by previous inputs. On the other hand, a memoryless system does not have this storage or recollection and the current output is only dependent on the current input.
A common way to determine if a system has memory is to analyze its input-output relationship. If the output at any given time is only dependent on the current input and not affected by past inputs, then the system is memoryless. However, if the output at any given time is influenced by past inputs, then the system has memory.
No, a system cannot have both memory and be memoryless at the same time. It either has memory or it does not. However, it is possible for a system to have both memory and be memoryless at different times, depending on the input signals it receives.
Knowing if a system has memory or is memoryless is important because it helps in understanding the behavior and characteristics of the system. Memoryless systems are easier to analyze and predict, while systems with memory may exhibit more complex behaviors. Additionally, the type of system can also affect the design and implementation of control systems.
Yes, a system's memory can be modified or erased. This can be done by changing the system's parameters or by introducing external factors that affect the system's memory. However, this would result in a different system altogether and it may no longer be considered memoryless or have the same type of memory.