Relation between Laplace Transform & Fourier Transform

Signal & System: Relation between Laplace Transform and Fourier Transform
Topics discussed:
1. Conversion of Laplace transform to Fourier transform.

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[kunalkumar]

you should have used different signs like L for laplace and F for fourier transform, it got confusing in between. btw it was super nice lecture.

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[vijayanandini]

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[MrTacoSr]

Wow this is super helpful actually! Clears up a lot for me

[ashrafkimi]

Thank you sir, I'm fully understand what is the means of laplace transform. Surely make me much easier to understand the others.

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[sidaina]

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[naturelover]

Sir, my doubts are
1.what is meant by absolutely integrable?
2.What is the significance of sigma and what is its main function?
3.Why we move to Laplace transforms and what are the limitations of Fourier series and Fourier transform?
4.Why do we perform transforms operations on signals?
5.Make a video on the differences between Fourier transform and Fourier series and explain which is best and why?

[Liucathetine]

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[chembakurusuryanarayana]

Hello, just by keepin s=jw we won't get FT know. In LT varible S, sigma also included unless it's zero we can't have FT know.
Then sigma has to zero was also a condition know.

[jimmanolis]

what if the Laplace Transform only converges when σ > 0 ?? Wouldn't a sum of Dirac functions appear?

[NIGHTSHADE]

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[Babykalitanbm]

sir in definition of laplace transform we have the limit o to infinity...so why are we using limit here as -infinity to infinity.

[darthvaderp]

What does it mean in a physical system when sigma = 0?

[ashfanahamedpuzhakkal]

Sir, is it correct if I find F(w) and replace w by s?

[collegetv]

but fourier transform of many signals which r not absolutely integrable can be calculated by properties so is this relation not exist for those signals

[rajuu_t]

what is s-plane... Anyone tell me in simple words

[SergeyPopach]

Actually, Laplace transform is more general case than Fourier Transform

[RedRaion]

I agree, what is your variable sigma?

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