Fourier and Laplace 347
R.4.82 The most important time (t)–frequency (s) properties and relations of the unilateral
LT are given as follows (similar to the FT properties):
a. Linearity
Let
£[ft^11 ()]Fs()and £[ ()]ft2 2Fs()
then
af t^11 ()af t2 2()←→ aF s^11 () aF s^22 ()
b. Time scaling
fat aF
s
()↔ a
1
c. Time shifting
ft t Fse
()() 0 ↔ st^0
d. s-Shifting
fte Fs s
()st^0 ↔ ( 0 )
TABLE 4.2
Transform Pairs
Signal/System—f(t) Transform—F(s)
δ(t)1
u(t)1/s
tu(t)1/s^2
tnu(t) n!/sn+^1
e−atu(t) 1/(s + a)
te−atu(t) 1/(s + a)^2
cos(ωat)u(t) s/(s + ω 02 )
sin(ωat)u(t) ω 0 /(s^2 – ω 02 )^
e−at cos(ωat)u(t)(s + a)/ ( (s + a)^2 + ω (^02) )
e−at sin(ωat)u(t)(s + ω 0 )/ ( (s + a)^2 +^ ω (^02) )
cosh(ω 0 t)u(t) s/(s^2 − ω 02 )
sinh(ω 0 t)u(t) ω 0 /(s^2 + ω 02 )
1
1
1
()!
()
n
nateut
−
t−^1
()sa− n
1
ab
eeutat bt
−
()()−
1
()()sasb−−
(1 − e at)u(t)
−
−
a
ss a ()
[1 − cos (w 0 t)]u(t)
w
ss a
0
2
()^22 +
[sin (w 0 t + θ)]u(t)
sw
sw
sin( ) + cos( )
- 0
2 02
[cos (w 0 t + θ)]u(t)
sw
sw
cos( ) − sin( )
0
2 02