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Difference Equations via Z-Transform

The document explains the use of Z-Transform to solve difference equations in the discrete-time domain by converting them into algebraic equations in the z-domain. It outlines the steps for applying the Z-Transform, including dissecting the equation, transforming each part, and simplifying to find the output expression. An example is provided to illustrate the process of finding the closed-form expression for the output using Z-Transform.

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Difference Equations via Z-Transform

The document explains the use of Z-Transform to solve difference equations in the discrete-time domain by converting them into algebraic equations in the z-domain. It outlines the steps for applying the Z-Transform, including dissecting the equation, transforming each part, and simplifying to find the output expression. An example is provided to illustrate the process of finding the closed-form expression for the output using Z-Transform.

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SOLUTION OF DIFFERENCE

EQUATIONS USING Z-
TRANSFORM
Solution of Difference Equations
Using Z-Transform
Z-Transform is a mathematical tool that is used to convert
difference equations in discrete-time domain into algebraic
equations in z-domain.

Z-Transform is an important technique for analyzing and


understanding digital control systems.
Solution of Difference Equations
Using Z-Transform
Closed-form expressions for x(k) can’t be obtained from the
computer solution. Z-Transform method enables us to obtain
the closed-form expression for x(k).

Where u(k) is system input and x(k) is system output:

x(k)+ a1x(k− 1)+ . . . + anx(k−n) = b0u(k)+ b1u(k− 1)+ . . . +


bnu(k−n)

At the kth iteration.


Solution of Difference Equations
Using Z-Transform
Solution of Difference Equations
Using Z-Transform
When a difference equation is given ,first, the parts of it should
be dissected to transforming into z-domain easier.

Second of all, every part should be z-transformed.

Then , put the z transforms in the equation back.

To find the output expression , leave X(z) alone on a side.

Then simplify the expression.

Take Inverse Z-Transform.


Solution of Difference Equations
Using Z-Transform
Example

x(k + 2) + 3x(k + 1) + 2x(k) = 0, x(0) = 0, x(1) = 1

Find x(k) using Z-Transform.

Z[x(k+2)] = z2X(z) − z2x(0) − zx(1)

Z[x(k+1)] = zX(z) − zx(0)

Z[x(k)] = X(z)
Solution of Difference Equations
Using Z-Transform
z2X(z) − z2x(0) − zx(1) + 3zX(z) – 3zx(0) + 2X(z) = 0

We know x(0) = 0 , so − z2x(0) = 0 and – 3zx(0) = 0

Simplified version would be :

z2X(z) − zx(1) + 3zX(z) + 2X(z) = 0

We know x(1) = 1 , so zx(1) = z.1 = z

z2X(z) -z + 3zX(z) + 2X(z) = 0


Solution of Difference Equations
Using Z-Transform

z2X(z) -z + 3zX(z) + 2X(z) = 0

X(z)(z2 + 3z + 2) = z

X(z) = z / (z2 + 3z + 2)

X(z) = z / (z+1)(z+2)

X(z) = z / z+1 - z / z+2


Solution of Difference Equations
Using Z-Transform
X(z) = 1 / 1+z-1 - 1 / 1+ 2z-1

Z-1 [1 / 1+z-1 ] = (-1)k

Z-1 [1 / 1+2z-1 ] = (-2)k

x(k) = (-1)k - (-2)k

k= 0,1,2,…
Solution of Difference Equations
Using Z-Transform
So that , the output expression x(k) is obtained thanks to Z-
Transform .

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