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
Thanks Edwin. I've still got a long list of topics on my "to do" list, so I'm not planning on stopping any time soon, don't worry. Thanks for your positive feedback.
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 ?
wouldnt the function approach negative infinity if you approach -1 from the negative side, for example if we plug in -1.000001 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
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..
"Band pass" means that a frequency "band" is passed, and the rest is blocked (ie. the low frequencies and the high frequencies are both blocked). Note that the low frequencies are in the centre in this positive-and-negative frequency representation. If you need more information on what a negative frequency is, then check out this video on the channel: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gz6AKW-R69s.html
