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The Laplace Transform is defined as such:
The result of the transform of a time-domain function f(t) is F(s).
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Laplace Domain
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| Property |
Definition
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| Linearity |
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| Differentiation |
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| Frequency Division |
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| Frequency Integration |
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| Time Integration |
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| Scaling |
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| Initial value theorem |
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| Final value theorem |
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| Frequency Shifts |
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| Time Shifts |
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| Convolution Theorem |
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Where:
The Fourier Transform is defined as such:
The result of the transform of a time-domain function f(t) is F(jω).
| Time Domain |
Fourier Domain
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- Note: ; is the rectangular pulse function of width