Electric Circuit Analysis: Unit III: Transient Response Analysis
Zero-input and Zero-state response
Transient Response Analysis
The zero-input response of a system is the response obtained when the input is identically zero. Such response need not be zero, because there may be initial charges on the capacitors and / or the initial fluxes in the inductors.
ZERO-INPUT RESPONSE
The zero-input response of a system is the response obtained when the input is identically zero. Such response need not be zero, because there may be initial charges on the capacitors and / or the initial fluxes in the inductors.
ZERO-STATE RESPONSE
Zero-state
response is the response obtained for an arbitrary input when all initial conditions
are identically zero.
For
a linear system, the complete response is equal to the sum of zero-input and
zero-state response.
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