Ramp Signal Problem Example

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Thankyou for the easy explanation!

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[@anjalibirthday2809]

Ya really very simple language to understand

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[@mohitchauhan134]

In video at 15:44 sec you have taken 3rd ramp as -t-2...? I think it should be -t+2 or -(t-2)

[@RafaSyed]

i think too

[@adityapawar659]

Bro it is rectified ahead in the video

[@kaursingh637]

excellent lecture --thank u madam

[@chillarigesai1385]

In the resultant graph after t=3, the amplitude should be (-1) that means signal should go down the axis and then it will constant at (-1) amplitude

[@ganitacademyengineeringeng4153]

It will be 0..

[@SaimonAhamed-p6v]

@@ganitacademyengineeringeng4153 how??

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[@drishrajesh1260]

MADAM YOUR CLASS IS VERY HELPFUL THANK YOU MADAM

[@riponchandrabarman6499]

Excellent lecture. ..

[@qwerty_____146]

Thank you Dear teacher. nice video. Thanks.

[@ganitacademyengineeringeng4153]

Ramp with negative slope cannot be called as a decaying ramp..decaying signal is that whose magnitude reaches zero at some point

[@pavansharmajanapati9687]

Well said

[@ramz-a-phai4838]

very well explained mam.

[@sejalkanekar3777]

Excellent teaching mam

[@allbd777]

Very good explanation

[@AkshayGadge414]

Ma'am you said at 10:12 that from -2 to 2 we have decreasing graph and also -3 to infinity rising graph so you take resultant graph as constant 1. But from 3 to infinity we have rising graph as well as from 2 onwards we have decreasing graph in this case you take it zero as resultant graph from 3 onwards. I don't understand 🤔🤔

[@mohitchauhan134]

Akshay Gadge.. As you say r(t+3) is increasing ramp similary the 2nd ramp -r(t+2) is decreasing ramp... If take the difference you can find a constant....

[@AkshayGadge414]

@@mohitchauhan134 ok thanks.

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Nice concept mam..keep it up..

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[@kaustubhurade6645]

THANK YOU FOR EXPLAINING SO NICELY.

[@davidkondru5665]

Thanks.....It was really helpful....

[@GrindOne69]

Dear maam, could you make a video on how r(t) = tu(t)

[@ShreeRaghavendra255]

Thank you

[@sumanmondal9159]

Mam in the graph of 3rd signal,in the representation you are missing the brackets..

[@praveenvec2520]

Madam can we draw final diagram by placing t=0,-1,-2,1,2 in the given expression ,i got the same output Waveform finally as your answer...Is it correct way?

[@rachanabharati8845]

Mam as per definition when t

[@AkshayGadge414]

Same doubt 🤔

[@mohitchauhan134]

But it's graphical property that r(-t) will be the mirror image of the graph of r(t) taken from y axis

[@rachanabharati8845]

@@mohitchauhan134 yeah i have got this..Thanks :)

[@mayanknarang6788]

How u got it an very confused now check the slope of graph made by Mam then decide!

[@tbhargav7770]

time reversal exists

[@landodaniel4832]

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[@peacebirds9247]

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[@jagannathravada3900]

Mam if 2 raising ramps and one decaying ramp is present... Then what will be the resultant ramp

[@pavansharmajanapati9687]

" If two raising ramps "... first look for their slopes and time instants if both are of same slope and different times or same times... and added ...then ramp with increased amplitude comes... now if a decreasing ramp of same slope is added both gets canceled... Analysis differs based on question.. the terminology is always decreasing ramp or negative (SLOPE) ramp never decaying ramp... ramp is always incremental function towards positive infinity or negative infinity... never decays i.e becomes zero

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[@sureshkumar6043]

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[@sathwikshetty5176]

How to sketch a ramp signal 2r(-3)

[@ganitacademyengineeringeng4153]

Is it 2r(-3t)?

[@mikledouglas5023]

thanks that helps !

[@हिंदू_सेना]

Perform the operation. r(t+1)-r(t)+u(t-2)

[@nehashakya4938]

What uf the question is.. r(0.25t-1)

[@BharathKalyanBhamidipati]

divide the time shifted signal by 0.25

[@ganitacademyengineeringeng4153]

Shift the signal towards right by 1 unit and then divide t by 0.25

[@anjalichaudhary7119]

Very hard😢

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