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A linear system is one whose output is directly proportional to the input. A time-invariant system is one whose properties do not change over time, so the same input will always produce the same output regardless of when it is applied. Nonlinear or time-varying systems do not satisfy these properties and their behavior is more complex to analyze than linear time-invariant systems.

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RF Microelectronics, 2nd Edition, B. Razavi, Prentice Hall, 2012, Slide From

A linear system is one whose output is directly proportional to the input. A time-invariant system is one whose properties do not change over time, so the same input will always produce the same output regardless of when it is applied. Nonlinear or time-varying systems do not satisfy these properties and their behavior is more complex to analyze than linear time-invariant systems.

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