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Inverse Laplace Transform Calculator

Compute inverse Laplace transforms with step-by-step solutions. Convert F(s) to f(t) for differential equations and system analysis.

Inverse Laplace Transform Calculator

Compute inverse Laplace transforms with step-by-step solutions

Transform Input

F(s) → f(t)

Laplace Transform Expression

Use 's' as the complex frequency variable. Example: 1/(s^2 + a^2)

Common Transform Pairs

F(s)f(t)Copy
1δ(t)
1/s1
1/s^2t
1/s^nt^(n-1)/(n-1)!
1/(s-a)e^(at)
1/(s^2+a^2)sin(at)/a
s/(s^2+a^2)cos(at)
1/(s^2-a^2)sinh(at)/a

Results

Your inverse transform results will appear here

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How It Works

Simple steps to compute inverse Laplace transforms!

Enter Laplace Transform

Input your F(s) expression using standard mathematical notation.

Compute Inverse Transform

Our algorithm matches your input against known transform pairs.

Get Step-by-Step Solution

See the reasoning behind each transformation with detailed steps.

Key Features

What makes our Inverse Laplace Calculator special!

Standard Transform Pairs

Recognizes common Laplace transform forms and their inverses.

Complex Form Handling

Processes expressions with exponents, polynomials, and trigonometric functions.

Mathematical Syntax

Understands standard mathematical notation (^ for exponents, etc.).

Who Can Benefit

Our Inverse Laplace Calculator helps various users:

Engineering Students

Solve differential equations and control systems problems.

Mathematics Students

Understand integral transforms and their applications.

Researchers

Quickly verify inverse transforms during analysis.

Educators

Demonstrate transform concepts with interactive examples.

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User Reviews

Rated Excellent 4.98/5 on There's An AI For That (TAAFT) - The #1 AI Aggregator

  • Saved My Homework!

    Jun 17, 2025

    This calculator helped me verify my differential equations solutions instantly.

    Engineering StudentVerified Review
  • Perfect for Teaching

    Jun 15, 2025

    I use this in my signals and systems class to demonstrate transform concepts.

    Professor JohnsonVerified Review
  • Accurate Results

    Jun 13, 2025

    Matches exactly with my advanced math textbook tables.

    Math MajorVerified Review
  • Great Learning Tool

    Jun 11, 2025

    The step-by-step solutions help me understand the process, not just the answer.

    Physics StudentVerified Review
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Inverse Laplace Calculator free?

Yes, our Inverse Laplace Transform Calculator is completely free to use with no limitations.

What types of expressions can it handle?

The calculator recognizes standard forms like 1/(s²+a²), s/(s²+a²), 1/(s-a), e^(-as)/s, and more. It also handles numeric variations of these forms.

Does it show the steps?

Yes, the calculator provides step-by-step explanations showing how it arrived at each inverse transform.

Can it handle partial fraction decomposition?

Currently the calculator focuses on direct transform recognition. For complex expressions requiring partial fractions, consider breaking them down into simpler components first.

What notation should I use?

Use standard mathematical notation: '^' for exponents (e.g., s^2), '*' for multiplication (optional), and standard function names (sin, cos, exp, etc.).

Is this suitable for engineering applications?

Yes, the calculator is particularly useful for electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and other fields that use Laplace transforms for system analysis.

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