2. A cosine pulse signal is described as follows:x(t) = cos(50nt) rect(1)a) Using any technique you wish (recommended: Fourier Transform tables andmultiplication-in-time property), determine the Fourier Transform of x(t);explain your work in detail;b) Roughly sketch the signal x(t);c) Roughly sketch the signal's Fourier Transform, X(jw) (or IX (jw)| if thefunction is complex).d) Does the signal have any particular symmetry in the time domain? If so, whatis the corresponding characteristic in the frequency domain? Does Xx(jw)have the anticipated property? Explain in detail.

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A cosine pulse signal is described as follows: x(t) = cos(50nt) rect() a) Using any technique you wish (recommended: Fourier Transform tables and property), determine the Fourier Transform of x(t); multiplication-in-time explain your work in detail; b) Roughly sketch the signal x(t); e) Roughly sketch the signal's Fourier Transform, X(jo) (or IX(jw)| if the function is complex).

A cosine pulse signal is described as follows: x(t) = cos(50nt) rect() a) Using any technique you wish (recommended: Fourier Transform tables and property), determine the Fourier Transform of x(t); multiplication-in-time explain your work in detail; b) Roughly sketch the signal x(t); e) Roughly sketch the signal's Fourier Transform, X(jo) (or IX(jw)| if the function is complex).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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