Signal-flow graphs are very often used with Laplace-transformed signals, and in this case the transmittance, "c (s)", often is called a transfer function.
When signals are Laplace-transformed, the transmittance, "c (s)", often is called a transfer function. Signal-flow graphs are very often used with Laplace-transformed signals.
Signal-flow graphs are very often used with Laplace-transformed signals. When signals are Laplace-transformed, the transmittance, "c (s)", often is called a transfer function.
Signal-flow graphs are very often used with Laplace-transformed signals. When signals are Laplace-transformed, the transmittance, "c (s)", often is called a transfer function.