4) Using the Fourier transform pair FT sin NT u(t + T) – u(t - T) 2T NT And FT properties, compute the Fourier transforms of a) x1(t) = -u(t + 3) + 2u(t + 1) – u(t – 1) b) x2(t) = u(2t – 4) – u(2t + 4) c) x3 (t) = sin(wot)/t %3D
4) Using the Fourier transform pair FT sin NT u(t + T) – u(t - T) 2T NT And FT properties, compute the Fourier transforms of a) x1(t) = -u(t + 3) + 2u(t + 1) – u(t – 1) b) x2(t) = u(2t – 4) – u(2t + 4) c) x3 (t) = sin(wot)/t %3D
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Using the Fourier transform pair
sin NT
FT
u(t + T) – u(t – T) 2T
And FT properties, compute the Fourier transforms of
a) x1 (t) = -u(t + 3) + 2u(t + 1) – u(t – 1)
b) x2(t) = u(2t – 4) – u(2t + 4)
c) x3 (t) = sin(w,t)/t
Table 5.1 Basic properties of the Fourier transform
Expansion/contraction x(at), a #0
la ()
Reflection x(-1)
X(-2)
Parseval's E, =
(dt E =
Duality X(t)
d"x(1)
27 x(-2)
Differentiation
(ja" X (2)
di"
Integration x(t')dr
X (2)
+xX(0)8(2)
Shifting x(t-a), elof x(1) ejan X2), X (2-20)
Modulation x(t)cos(2,1)
Periodie x(1) =EXLet x (2) = 2 X48(2- k2)
0.5[X(2-2)+X 2+2,)]
Symmetry x(t) real
|X(2)| =|X(-2).
ZX(2) =-LX(-2)
Z(2) = X(2)Y(2)
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Using the Fourier transform pair
sin NT
FT
u(t + T) – u(t – T) 2T
And FT properties, compute the Fourier transforms of
a) x1 (t) = -u(t + 3) + 2u(t + 1) – u(t – 1)
b) x2(t) = u(2t – 4) – u(2t + 4)
c) x3 (t) = sin(w,t)/t
Table 5.1 Basic properties of the Fourier transform
Expansion/contraction x(at), a #0
la ()
Reflection x(-1)
X(-2)
Parseval's E, =
(dt E =
Duality X(t)
d"x(1)
27 x(-2)
Differentiation
(ja" X (2)
di"
Integration x(t')dr
X (2)
+xX(0)8(2)
Shifting x(t-a), elof x(1) ejan X2), X (2-20)
Modulation x(t)cos(2,1)
Periodie x(1) =EXLet x (2) = 2 X48(2- k2)
0.5[X(2-2)+X 2+2,)]
Symmetry x(t) real
|X(2)| =|X(-2).
ZX(2) =-LX(-2)
Z(2) = X(2)Y(2)
Convolution 2t) =[x* y](t)
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