1.- Let r = (ro, X1,..., IN-1) € CN. Compute the discrete Fourier transforms of the following vectors with components given by: a) rk = a*, a> 0. N – 1 (":"). b) Ik k c) *k = cos (2TWOK:/N), wo ¢ Z. ( 1, if k = 0, 1, . , m, if k = m + 1,..., N – m – 1, k = N – m, ..., N – 1, or d) *k тEN, 2m +1 < N. 0,

1.- Let r = (ro, X1,..., IN-1) € CN. Compute the discrete Fourier transforms of the following vectors with components given by: a) rk = a, a> 0. N – 1 (":"). b) Ik k c) k = cos (2TWOK:/N), wo ¢ Z. ( 1, if k = 0, 1, . , m, if k = m + 1,..., N – m – 1, k = N – m, ..., N – 1, or d) *k тEN, 2m +1 < N. 0,

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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