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A method for digital-computer calculation of the pulsed real frequency-response function of a continuous system is presented. The approach, via the discrete transition matrix, provides programming generality and avoids the algebraic manipulation inherent in the direct transformation approach. An application of the technique is to the design of digital and sampled-data control systems by frequency-domain methods.
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