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stabile, massimo and gianluca di scipio, paolo de petris, and robert d’andrea. 2010. “a building-level approach to rfid systems.” in rfid handbook, second edition, edited by alberto potenza, anthony a. saviotis, and ramin sarshar, pp. 634–654. new york: springer.

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– linear systems: basic properties of lti systems, state space modeling, state space, representation of lti systems in terms of state space models, matrix representation of lti systems, state space modeling of lti systems, multiple input single output (miso) systems, mimo systems, state-space modeling of miso and mimo systems, stability of linear systems, stability of siso systems, stability of miso systems, stability of mimo systems, admittance matrix, transfer function, z-transform, using matlab for lti system

bhattacharya, r. k., jiang, w., sarma, s. and eckes, c. c. 2018. “a building-level approach to rfid systems.” in rfid handbook, second edition, edited by alberto potenza, anthony a. saviotis, and ramin sarshar, pp. 634–654. new york: springer.

the text explains the key features of discrete-time and continuous-time systems in detail, including filters, controllers and observers, and their application to communication, control, filtering and signal processing. the treatments focus on the fundamentals of each topic, as well as the various aspects of a single topic, such as the relationship between controller and observer. it also provides an introduction to the use of lyapunov stability theory in stability analysis. the text emphasizes the importance of applying the theory to the systems encountered in practice, especially feedback and control systems.

the chapter on linear systems also reflects the author’s belief that, first and foremost, the investigation of linear systems lies in the understanding of their mathematical structure, and that, furthermore, the mathematical study of linear systems is in itself an important subject. as such, the chapter on linear systems is divided into several sections, namely, the formal study of linear systems, the representation of linear systems through differential equations, fundamental theory, linear systems and their applications, and further applications.
the chapter on prony’s method is a tutorial on the prony’s method of interpolation. the book also includes a chapter on the convolution theorem. finally, the book includes a chapter on how to solve systems of linear equations. the appendix on sampling provides the theoretical basis for understanding the sampling theory, which in turn helps in understanding the sampling theorem.
the book is divided into seven sections as follows: chapter 1: linear systems, chapter 2: fourier series, chapter 3: fourier transform, chapter 4: discrete time-fourier transform, chapter 5: discrete time-fourier transform, chapter 6: convolution, chapter 7: signals and systems.
equations and algorithms to solve linear systems, a generalization of prony’s method of interpolation, the use of difference equations for the solution of differential equations, and the use of differential equations for the solution of ordinary differential equations. theory of the transfer function of linear time-invariant systems, the notion of a frequency response and its relation to the impulse response, fourier series representation, the fourier transform, convolution/multiplication and their effect in the frequency domain, magnitude and phase response, fourier domain duality. the discrete-time fourier transform (dtft) and the discrete fourier transform (dft). parsevals theorem. the idea of signal space and orthogonal bases.
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