- •History
- •Definition
- •Bilateral z-transform
- •Unilateral z-transform
- •Geophysical definition
- •Inverse z-transform
- •Region of convergence
- •Example 1 (no roc)
- •Example 2 (causal roc)
- •Example 3 (anticausal roc)
- •Examples conclusion
- •Properties
- •Initial value theorem
- •Table of common z-transform pairs
- •Relationship to Laplace transform
- •Process of sampling
- •Relationship to Fourier transform
- •Linear constant-coefficient difference equation
- •Transfer function
- •Zeros and poles
- •Output response
- •See also
- •References
References
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^ Eliahu Ibrahim Jury (1958). Sampled-Data Control Systems. John Wiley & Sons.
^ Eliahu Ibrahim Jury (1973). Theory and Application of the Z-Transform Method. Krieger Pub Co. ISBN 0-88275-122-0.
^ Eliahu Ibrahim Jury (1964). Theory and Application of the Z-Transform Method. John Wiley & Sons. p. 1.
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