Is Each System LTI Based on Given Input-Output Relations?

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In summary, System A and B are not LTI systems, while System C could potentially be LTI and is uniquely specified by the given information. The impulse response for System C is -b * (1/2)^n * u[-n-1] - b * (1/3)^n * u[n].
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LTI/Impulse URGENT

1. Following single input-output relations are given for 3 systems
System A: x[n] = (1/2)^n; y[n] = (1/4)^n
System B: x[n] = cos (pi/3 n); y[n] = 3j Sin (pi/3 n)
System C: x[n] = (1/5) * (1/5)^n * u[n] ; y[n] = -b * (1/2)^n * u[-n-1] - b * (1/3)^n * u[n]

where * denoted multiplication

Based on this data, choose for each system

1) System Must be LTI and is uniquely specified by the information

2) system must be LTI but cannot be uniquely determined

3) system could be LTI and if it is, it can be uniquely specified

4) system could be LTI but cannot be determined uniquely

5) system is not LTI

if you choose 1) or 3) then specify the impulse response h[n]





2. The attempt at a solution:

First is easy, as it is not LTI.

Don't know what to do with second and thrid part
 
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. System A: 5) System is not LTISystem B: 5) System is not LTISystem C: 3) system could be LTI and if it is, it can be uniquely specified; Impulse Response h[n] = -b * (1/2)^n * u[-n-1] - b * (1/3)^n * u[n]
 

Related to Is Each System LTI Based on Given Input-Output Relations?

What is LTI?

LTI stands for Linear Time-Invariant, which refers to a system that satisfies two properties: linearity and time-invariance. A linear system is one where the output is directly proportional to the input, and a time-invariant system produces the same output regardless of when the input is applied.

What is Impulse Response?

Impulse response is the output of an LTI system when an impulse (a brief, concentrated input) is applied. It is a function that describes the behavior of the system and can be used to predict the output for any input signal.

Why is LTI/Impulse Response important?

LTI/Impulse Response plays a crucial role in understanding and analyzing systems in various fields, including engineering, physics, and mathematics. By studying the response of a system to an impulse, we can understand its characteristics and make predictions about its behavior in different scenarios.

How is LTI/Impulse Response measured?

LTI/Impulse Response can be measured experimentally by inputting an impulse into the system and measuring the resulting output. It can also be calculated theoretically using mathematical models and equations that describe the system's behavior.

What are some real-world applications of LTI/Impulse Response?

LTI/Impulse Response is used in a variety of fields, including signal processing, control systems, and communications. It is used to design filters, predict the behavior of electronic circuits, and analyze the stability of control systems. It is also essential in understanding the response of physical systems to external forces and stimuli.

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