Simple Relations for Calculating Certain Transient Responses

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Abstract
The response of a linear transmission system to a step or an impulse is related directly to its steady-state response to a sinusoidal signal of variable frequency. Several very simple relations between these two types of response for low pass systems are collected here. These equations are empirical in nature, but generally may be expected to be in error no more than ±25 percent. Such equations may be useful in preliminary design work where great accuracy is not required, or in checking the results of exact but tedious calculations.

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