Laplace transform f(t)=f(t+(2pi)/a)=(sin at)/(|sin at|)

erwachsenc6

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2022-10-18

Laplace transform f ( t ) = f ( t + 2 π a ) = sin a t | sin a t |

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Adenomacu

Adenomacu

Beginner2022-10-19Added 13 answers

Note that T = 2 π / a, and
sin a t | sin a t | = { + 1 a t ( 0 , π ) 1 a t ( π , 2 π )
Then
0 2 π / a d t sin a t | sin a t | e s t = 0 π / a d t e s t π / a 2 π / a d t e s t = 1 e π s / a s e π s / a e 2 π s / a s = ( 1 e π s / a ) 2 s
The full Laplace transform is then
0 d t sin a t | sin a t | e s t = ( 1 e π s / a ) 2 s ( 1 e 2 π s / a ) = 1 s tanh π s 2 a
klastiesym

klastiesym

Beginner2022-10-20Added 3 answers

I did by let u = at, so the period T = 2pi
f ( t ) = f ( t + 2 π a ) = sin a t | sin a t | L e t : f ( u ) = ( u + 2 π ) = sin u | sin u | F ( s ) = L [ f ( u ) ] = 1 1 e 2 π s o 2 π e s t sin a 2 u | sin a 2 u | d u = 1 1 e 2 π s { o π e s t d u π 2 π e s t d u } = e π s 1 s ( e π s + 1 ) L [ f ( u ) ] = e π s 1 s ( e π s + 1 ) => L [ f ( a t ) ] = 1 a F ( s a ) = e π s a 1 a s a ( e π s a + 1 ) = e π s a 1 s ( e π s a + 1 ) = Y o u r s

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