Digital Signal Processing Reference
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We make the change of variable
t + b
a
dt
a .
t = at - b Q t =
;
dt =
Then, from (7.41),
q
f(t)u(t)e -s(t+b)/a dt
a
F t (s) = L
-b
q
e -sb/a
a L
e -sb/a
a
s
a
f(t)e -(s/a)t dt =
¢
=
F
,
0
and the time-transformation property is shown by the transform pair
e - b a
a
l
·
f(at - b)u(at - b)
F(s/a).
(7.42)
This property is now illustrated with an example.
Illustration of time shifting and time transformation
EXAMPLE 7.11
Consider the function sin 3 t . From Table 7.2,
3
f(t) = sin 3t Î l
"
= F(s).
s 2
+ 9
We wish to find the Laplace transform of
p
6
p
6
B
¢
≤R
¢
f t (t) = sin
3
4t -
u
4t -
.
From (7.40),
a = 4
and
b = p/6.
Then, from (7.42),
e -sp/24
4
e -sp/24
4
12e -sp/24
s 2
s
4
3
(s/4) 2
F t (s) =
F
¢
=
+ 9 =
+ 144 .
To check this result, consider
p
6
p
6
p
24
p
24
sin
B
3
¢
4t -
≤R
u
¢
4t -
= sin
B
12
¢
t -
≤R
u
¢
t -
,
since
u(at - b) = u(t - b/a).
From Table 7.2 and the real-shifting property, (7.22),
p
6
p
6
p
24
p
24
B
B
¢
≤R
¢
≤R
B
B
¢
≤R
¢
≤R
l
sin
3
4t -
u
4t -
= l
sin
12
t -
u
t -
12e -sp/24
s 2
= e -sp/24 l [sin 12t] =
+ 144 ,
and the transform is verified.
 
 
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