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2 LET X(T) BE A DETERMINISTIC CONTINUOUS TIME SIGNAL WITH FINITE ENERGY. LET X(F) BE THE FOURIER TRANSFORM OF X(T) AND LET ₂(F) BE ITS ENERG... Let x(t) be a deterministic continuous time signal with finite energy. Let X(f) be the Fourier transform of x(t) and let (f) be its energy spectral density. Then We have f(t) | dt = r₂(f)df We have I₂(f) = X(ƒ)| None of the above proposition is right We have Iz(f) = X(ƒ)|² Iz(f) is maximum at the origin (that is : Vf, |I₂(f) |≤ T₂(0))

2 LET X(T) BE A DETERMINISTIC CONTINUOUS TIME SIGNAL WITH FINITE ENERGY. LET X(F) BE THE FOURIER TRANSFORM OF X(T) AND LET ₂(F) BE ITS ENERG... Let x(t) be a deterministic continuous time signal with finite energy. Let X(f) be the Fourier transform of x(t) and let (f) be its energy spectral density. Then We have f(t) | dt = r₂(f)df We have I₂(f) = X(ƒ)| None of the above proposition is right We have Iz(f) = X(ƒ)|² Iz(f) is maximum at the origin (that is : Vf, |I₂(f) |≤ T₂(0))

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2 LET X(T) BE A DETERMINISTIC CONTINUOUS TIME SIGNAL WITH FINITE ENERGY. LET X(F) BE THE FOURIER TRANSFORM OF X(T) AND LET T(F) BE ITS ENERG... Let x(t) be a deterministic continuous time signal with finite energy. Let X(f) be the Fourier transform of x(t) and let (f) be its energy spectral density. Then We have f(t) | dt = ₂(f)df We have Iz(f) = X(ƒ)| None of the above proposition is right We have Iz(f) = X(ƒ)|² Iz (f) is maximum at the origin (that is : Vf, |Iz (f) |≤ Tz (0))
Transcribed Image Text:2 LET X(T) BE A DETERMINISTIC CONTINUOUS TIME SIGNAL WITH FINITE ENERGY. LET X(F) BE THE FOURIER TRANSFORM OF X(T) AND LET T(F) BE ITS ENERG... Let x(t) be a deterministic continuous time signal with finite energy. Let X(f) be the Fourier transform of x(t) and let (f) be its energy spectral density. Then We have f(t) | dt = ₂(f)df We have Iz(f) = X(ƒ)| None of the above proposition is right We have Iz(f) = X(ƒ)|² Iz (f) is maximum at the origin (that is : Vf, |Iz (f) |≤ Tz (0))
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