The Transfer Function of a Continuous-Time Linear System

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The transfer function of a linear system is denoted H(s). The transfer function is useful for inputs of the form exp(st) as the zero-state response can be easily computed via the equation y(t) = H(s)exp(st).

This video defines the transfer function H(s) and explains why inputs of the form exp(st) have this property.

  1. Adam Panagos
  2. Transfer function
  3. Laplace transform
  4. transfer function example
  5. transfer function of linear system
  6. laplace transform of differential equations
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