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    The document contains two tables that summarize properties and theorems related to the Laplace transform. Table 1 defines common functions and their corresponding Laplace transforms. Table 2 lists theorems about how Laplace transforms are affected by operations in the time domain like differentiation, integration, time shifting, scaling, and convolution.

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    The document contains two tables that summarize properties and theorems related to the Laplace transform. Table 1 defines common functions and their corresponding Laplace transforms. Table 2 lists theorems about how Laplace transforms are affected by operations in the time domain like differentiation, integration, time shifting, scaling, and convolution.

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    Laplace Tranform Table is a convertion from Time Domain to Frequency Domain and vice versa.

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    The document contains two tables that summarize properties and theorems related to the Laplace transform. Table 1 defines common functions and their corresponding Laplace transforms. Table 2 lists theorems about how Laplace transforms are affected by operations in the time domain like differentiation, integration, time shifting, scaling, and convolution.

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    Table 1: Laplace Transform

    f (t) (t ≤ 0) F (s) Note

    δ(t) 1 Dirac delta function

    1
    u(t) Unit step function
    s
    1
    t
    s2
    1 1
    tn−1 n = 1, 2, 3, · · ·
    (n − 1)! sn
    1
    e−at
    s+a
    1
    te−at
    (s + a)2
    1 1
    tn−1 e−at n = 1, 2, 3, · · ·
    (n − 1)! (s + a)n
    1 ( −at ) 1
    e − e−bt a ̸= b
    b−a (s + a)(s + b)
    ω
    sin ωt
    s2 + ω2
    s
    cos ωt
    s2 + ω2
    ω
    e−at sin ωt
    (s + a)2 + ω 2
    s+a
    e−at cos ωt
    (s + a)2 + ω 2
    1 −t/T 1
    e first order system impulse response
    T 1 + sT
    1
    1 − e−t/T first order system step response
    s(1 + sT )
    1
    t − T (1 − e−t/T ) first order system ramp response
    s2 (1 + sT )
    1 1
    (e−t/T2 − e−t/T1 )
    T2 − T1 (1 + sT1 )(1 + sT2 )

    1
    Table 2: Theorems related to Laplace Transform

    f (t) (t ≤ 0) F (s) Note


    ∫ ∞
    f (t) F (s) = f (t)e−st dt Laplace Transform
    0
    ∫ c+j∞
    1
    f (t) = F (s)est ds F (s) Inverse Laplace Transform
    2πj c−j∞
    ∑ ∑
    ci fi (t) ci Fi (s) summation
    i i
    ∑
    n
    f (n)
    (t) (n = 1, 2, 3, · · · ) s F (s) −
    n
    f (k−1) (0+ )sn−k time domain derivation
    k=1

    F (s) ∑n
    f (k−1) (0+ )
    f (−n) (t) (n = 1, 2, 3, · · · ) − time domain integration
    sn k=1
    sn−k+1
    ( )
    1 s
    f (at) (a > 0) F time scaling
    a a

    f (t − a) (a > 0) e−as F (s) time shifting

    { ∫a }
    f (t + a) (a > 0) eas F (s) − 0 f (t)e−st dt

    lim f (t) lim sF (s) initial value


    t→0+ s→+∞

    lim f (t) lim sF (s) final value


    t→+∞ s→0

    ∫t
    0
    f (τ )g(t − τ )dτ F (s)G(s) convolution

    dn F (s)
    (−t)n f (t) (n = 1, 2, 3, · · · ) frequency domain derivation
    dsn
    ∫ ∞ ∫ ∞
    −n
    t f (t) ··· F (s)ds · · · ds frequency domain integration
    s s

    f (t)e−at (a > 0) F (s + a) frequency shifting

    f (t)eat (a > 0) F (s − a)

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