How to solve delay differential equation

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To solve the delay differential equation presented, a systematic approach involves using Laplace transforms, which are effective for linear equations. The transformation allows for the manipulation of the equation in the frequency domain, facilitating the handling of the delay term. Specifically, the Laplace transform of a delayed function can be expressed using a combination of exponential factors and integrals. This method provides a pathway to derive solutions by transforming the original equation into a more manageable form. Utilizing Laplace transforms is a recommended strategy for addressing such delay differential equations.
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Is there some systematic procedure to solve delay differential equation ?

Here's one equation that I would like to solve

\large \frac{1}{ \omega } \frac{dV_0(t)}{dt} = V_i(t) - \frac{V_o(t-T_d)}{k}

where
Td is the delay

Thanks
 
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iVenky said:
Is there some systematic procedure to solve delay differential equation ?

Here's one equation that I would like to solve

\large \frac{1}{ \omega } \frac{dV_0(t)}{dt} = V_i(t) - \frac{V_o(t-T_d)}{k}

where
Td is the delay

Thanks

The equation is linear, so Laplace transforms are suitable:
<br /> \mathcal{L}[f(t)] = \int_0^\infty e^{-st} f(t)\,dt = F(s)<br />
You will need to use
<br /> \mathcal{L}[f(t - t_0)] = e^{-st_0} \int_{-t_0}^0 e^{-su} f(u)\,du + \mathcal{L}[f(t)]<br />
 

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