Thread: Laplace Transforms - find the system response

Hello,

I'm stuck part way through this:

A Linear, time invariant system has the impulse response Find the transfer function and use it to find the response to the input

I have found

And

But I'm confusing myself in the algebra to find Y(s)... I keep ending up with long, confusing equations. I can't seem to find the correct form for the inverse laplace transform...

I would prefer a few hints in the right direction or a starter rather than a full blown solution if you could

Originally Posted by halfnormalled

Hello,

I'm stuck part way through this:

A Linear, time invariant system has the impulse response Find the transfer function and use it to find the response to the input

I have found

And

But I'm confusing myself in the algebra to find Y(s)... I keep ending up with long, confusing equations. I can't seem to find the correct form for the inverse laplace transform...

I would prefer a few hints in the right direction or a starter rather than a full blown solution if you could

The impulse response is and it has 'only one' term in t... then why the tranform of h(t) You computed has two terms in s?...

Kind regards