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rizwanibn
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Hi.
Please see question no. 1 in the attachment.
If i take the inverse Laplace transform or the Z transform, how can i actually get the value of sampling period 'T'.
or is there any other way to solve this?
Thanks...
Hi.
Please see question no. 1 in the attachment.
If i take the inverse Laplace transform or the Z transform, how can i actually get the value of sampling period 'T'.
or is there any other way to solve this?
Thanks...
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