How do Poles and Zeros affect the Laplace Transform and the Fourier Transform?

Uses Matlab to help visualise the Laplace Transform and the Fourier Transform, with respect to Poles and Zeros.

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[xxgoku]

it is not easy to find a good laplace transform visualisation video that does not actually just centralise in the mathematics leaving out concepts like these
Thank you for the video, it is very clearly explained

[edwinr]

I love your lectures...thank you so much sir... please don't stop teaching

[arlenalem]

Thanks for videos, they are really helpful, I'm waiting for a video about how to track carrier signal during the demodulation :D

[bhanu]

sir videos are simply superb they are very interesting they gave me a real feel of subject. Please continue these videos sir

[HbHashim]

very useful and
express a deep understanding of laplace and furior transforms

[kfokyo]

Thank you for sharing and explaining. They are very very helpful. I like your works

[HaSongSon]

Thank you very much for your beautiful lectures <3

[dhaufjebzjchseis]

wouldnt the function approach negative infinity if you approach -1 from the negative side, for example if we plug in it approaches negative infinity but if we pluf -0.9999 then it approaches positive infinity. Yet here it seems to approach only positive from either side

[fifaham]

Great presentation, thank you. To your knowledge, is there a free online version for MATLAB, or equivalent that can be run off line without the associated cost ?

[prabhakarpanday]

Is it Band pass or band stop? I see them going down in the centre, doesn't it means their gains are low in the centre, then how is it band pass?, forgive me if my interpretation is wrong..