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T (N 1,2,... ) T (P - 1) : Propriedades Transformada de Laplace Transformada Inversa de Laplace

This document provides a table of Laplace transform pairs and their properties. The Laplace transform takes a function of time and transforms it into a function of complex variables. Some key properties covered are: - The Laplace transform of derivatives and integrals of functions - Shifting and scaling properties - Transforms of periodic functions - Dirac delta and unit step functions - Convolution property relating the transforms of two functions multiplied together

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T (N 1,2,... ) T (P - 1) : Propriedades Transformada de Laplace Transformada Inversa de Laplace

This document provides a table of Laplace transform pairs and their properties. The Laplace transform takes a function of time and transforms it into a function of complex variables. Some key properties covered are: - The Laplace transform of derivatives and integrals of functions - Shifting and scaling properties - Transforms of periodic functions - Dirac delta and unit step functions - Convolution property relating the transforms of two functions multiplied together

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Tabela de Transformadas de Laplace

F(s)= L {f(t)}=

f(t)

st

f(t)dt

PROPRIEDADES
1
Transformada Inversa de Laplace
1Transformada de 1Laplace
s -1
L {f +g}=L {f} + L {g}
L -1{F +G}=L
{F} + L -1{G}
n
!
n
-1
n 1 {F}
L {cf }2= cL {f} t ( n=1,2,...)
L --1{cF }= scL
n
n
L {f }= sL {f}- f(0) p
( (p11) ) L 1 d F ( s )
1
L {F(s)}= p 1n
3
n
t ( p>-1)

s t

at
L {f }=
4 s L {f}- sf(0) f e(0)

at n - sn-2f(0) - ... - f(n-1)(0)


L {f (n)}=5 snL {f} - sn-1ef(0)
t ( n=1,2,...)

L {eatf(t)}=F(s - a)

n
6
sin bt
n d
L t f ( t ) ( 1 ) n F ( s )
ds
7
cos bt
1 s

L f ( at ) a F

sinh bt

s2

9 ) d 1 F ( s ) cosh bt
f
(

0
s
t

s2

eatcos bt

lim sF (12
s) f()

u (t - c)

s
s 0

e cs
s
cs
e F( s )
2 as
2
( s a 2 )2

13

u(t - c)f( t- c)

14

t sin at

15

t cos at

s2 a2
( s 2 a 2 )2

16

sin at at cos at

2a 3
( s 2 a 2 )2

sin at + at cos at

2as 2
( s 2 a 2 )2

17

Fonte:
Stanley

18

f ( t )g( )d

F(s)G(s)

19
20

(t c )

21

tnf(t)

(n)

(t )

e-cs
s F( s ) s
n

n 1

f ( 0 ) ... f

( 1 ) n F ( n ) ( s )
T

22

f(t+T)=f(t)

b
( s a )2 b 2
sa
( s a )2 b 2

eatsin bt

t )
f ( 10
L
F ( ) d
s
t
lim sF (11
s ) f (0 )

ds

b
b2
s
b2
b
b2
s
b2

s2

8
L f g L {f}L {g}

1t
1 F ( s )
L
s= af ( )d
s
n0!
-1
at
L (F(s (-sa))
a=
) n e1 f(t)

st

dt

1 e sT

Farlow ,An Introdution to Differential Equations and their Applications, Mc Graw-Hill

( n 1 )

(0 )

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