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y (t ) h ( ) e d h ( ) e d a1, a1 : with such terms, there is fundamental period
y (t ) e jwt h( ) e jw d H ( jw) e jwt
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Timeline for paper presentation and project demonstration
Paper (Timeline) Matlab Based Project (Timeline)
20 pages min: (Either 1/2/3 Journal papers) Better than final year projects
10 sessional marks theory 10 sessional marks lab
Must follow assigned year and IEEE Journal paper Must search on Mathworks website
Paper title check and approved by me Rough idea about project title
14~16 January 2019 14~16 January 2019 (Meet me with project idea)
Presentation 10 pages (1st paper or half paper) Register project title (Get approved then google form)
28 Jan~ 1 Feb 2019 28 Jan~ 1 Feb 2019
(Must get appointment 1 week before) Keep sharing project progress every week (Important)
Presentation 10 pages (2nd paper or rest of half paper) 1st Project demo
4~8 March 2019 (Must get appointment 1 week 4~8 March 2019 (Must get appointment 1 week
before) before)
Presentation 10 pages (3rd paper or Full paper) Final Project demo
8~13 April 2019 (Must get appointment 1 week before) 8~13 April 2019 (Must get appointment 1 week before)
Repeat if required Improve if required
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Fourier Transform
• As in F.S., only periodic signals could be represented as sum of
complex exponential signals.
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Fourier Transform for continuous time aperiodic signal
• If we apply Fourier series to aperiodic signal x(t)
• Result will be as shown in figure (b)
• Signal is repeating after time T
• We are interested in just one cycle
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Fourier Transform for continuous time aperiodic signal
• consider
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Fourier Transform for continuous time aperiodic signal
• Using value of ak into following equation
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Fourier Transform for continuous time aperiodic signal
ko
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Fourier Transform for continuous time aperiodic signal
(2)
(1)
• These two equations are known as Fourier transform pair
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Fourier Series - Fourier Transform
• Fourier Transform Fourier Series
x(t ) ae
k
k
jkwt
1
ak x(t )e jkwt
dt
TT
-pi pi
a_-1 a_0 a_1
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F.T. example 1
• Since it is complex valued function, therefore it can be plotted
in terms of magnitude and phase angle
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F.T. example 2
• Find F.T. of signal
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F.T. example 2
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F.T. example 2
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F.T. example 3
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F.T. example 4
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F.T. example 4
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F.T example 5 (F.T. to signal)
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