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    Solving Difference Equations and Inverse Z Transforms: ME2025 Digital Control

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    ME2025 Digital Control

    Solving Difference Equations and Inverse Z Transforms


    Jee-Hwan Ryu School of Mechanical Engineering Korea University of Technology and Education

    p1 = e j , c1 = c1 e jc1 p1 c1 = n c1 e j (n+c1 ) , p1 c1 = n c1 e j (n+c1 )


    n n

    p1 c1 + p1 c = 2 n c1 cos(n + c1 )
    n n

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