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Signals and Systems

Lecture- 15
SYSTEMS AND ITS PROPERTIES
Dr. Mamatha I, EEE, ASE, Bangalore

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 RECAP
 System properties
 Examples on system properties

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 Invertibility
• A system is said to be invertible if the input of the system can be
recovered from the system output.
• The set of operations needed to recover the input can be viewed as a second
system connected in cascade with the given system, such that the output
signal of the second system is equal to the input signal to the given system .
• For a system to be invertible, distinct inputs must produce distinct
outputs

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 Invertibility
• The property of invertibility is important in the design of communication
systems.
• When a transmitted signal propagates through a communication channel, it
becomes distorted due to physical characteristics of the channel.
• A widely used method of compensating for this distortion is to include in
the receiver a network called an equalizer, which is connected in cascade
with the channel.
• Designing the equalizer to be the inverse of the channel, the transmitted
signal is restored to its original form, assuming ideal conditions
• If the output across an inductor is described by,

Find the operation representing inverse system

Ans:

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 Invertibility
• Is the square - law system described by the input-output
relation invertible?

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 Interconnection of Systems

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 Example

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 Thank you

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