A periodic signal in one domain (e.g. time or frequency) is discrete in the other domain. A non-periodic signal in one domain is continuous in the other domain. Similarly, a continuous signal in one domain is non-periodic in the other domain, while a discrete signal is periodic. The table shows the relationships between time and frequency domain properties of signals, such as a continuous periodic signal in time being discrete and periodic in frequency.
A periodic signal in one domain (e.g. time or frequency) is discrete in the other domain. A non-periodic signal in one domain is continuous in the other domain. Similarly, a continuous signal in one domain is non-periodic in the other domain, while a discrete signal is periodic. The table shows the relationships between time and frequency domain properties of signals, such as a continuous periodic signal in time being discrete and periodic in frequency.
A periodic signal in one domain (e.g. time or frequency) is discrete in the other domain. A non-periodic signal in one domain is continuous in the other domain. Similarly, a continuous signal in one domain is non-periodic in the other domain, while a discrete signal is periodic. The table shows the relationships between time and frequency domain properties of signals, such as a continuous periodic signal in time being discrete and periodic in frequency.
• Periodic signal in any domain is discrete in the other domain.
• Non periodic signal in any domain is continuous in the other
domain. • Continuous signal in any domain is non periodic in the other domain. • Discrete signal in any domain is periodic in the other domain
CTFS CTFT DTFT DTFS
Continuous Continuous Discrete Discrete
Time domain periodic Non periodic Non periodic periodic Discrete Continuous Continuous Discrete Frequency domain Non periodic Non periodic periodic periodic