[sdiy] Analogue hardware simulations in LTspice

[Richie Burnett]

That's right. And the step response has a -6dB/Oct tilt in the frequency domain too due to the integration. (Sometimes a step response is used because it's easier to obtain from a given system than an impulse response.)

In general you can characterise the frequency response of an LTI system with either:

1. Impulse / step response 
2. Response to white / pink noise 
3. Response to frequency sweep (chirp)

They all have different advantages / disadvantages.

-Richie,

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---- Ingo Debus wrote ----

>
>> Am 12.10.2019 um 23:33 schrieb rsdio at audiobanshee.com:
>> 
>> You can also send a step function into a circuit instead of a narrow impulse, but I forget the math involved in translating the response between the two.
>
>Easy: since the impulse is the derivative of the step, the impulse response is the derivative of the step response. Or am I over-simplifying here?
>
>Ingo
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