Meiling chensignals & systems1 Lecture #04 Fourier representation for continuous-time signals.

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Lecture #04

Fourier representation

for continuous-time signals

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Fourier representations

• Fourier Series (FS) : for periodic signals

• Fourier-Transform (FT) : for nonperiodic signals

• Discrete-time Fourier series (DTFS): for discrete-time periodic signals

• Discrete-time Fourier transform : for discrete-time nonperiodic signals

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Orthogonal function:

A set of function

Is called orthogonal in the interval ),( 21 tt

if

niti ,,2,1,0,)(

jik

jidttt

ij

t

t

i ,

,0)()( *

2

1

where is the complex conjugate of )(* tj )(tj

),( 21 ttif 1ik then )(ti in is orthonormal

Continuous-time signals

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0

)()(i

ii tCtf For any function

We choose a orthogonal function set to be the basis

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

)()(1

)()(

)()(

)()()()()()()()(

)()()()(

)()(

*

*

*

**11

*00

*

*

0

*

0

t

t

jj

t

t

jj

t

t

j

j

t

t

jjj

t

t

j

t

t

j

t

t

j

ji

iij

iii

dtttfk

tt

dtttf

C

ttCttCttCdtttf

ttCttf

tCtf

Euler-Fourier formula

The question is how to find Ci

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Generalized Fourier series :

Fourier series of function f(t)2

1

)()(1 *t

t

ii

i dtttfk

C

0

)()(i

ii tCtf

2

1

)(1t

t

tjnn dtetfT

C

0

0)(n

tjnneCtf

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example of orthogonal function :

,2,1,0, ne tjn o in the interval ),(0

200

tt

proof

0]12)sin(2)[cos()(

]1[)()(

,

1,

)(

0

)(

2)(

0

)(

0

)()(

20)(

)(

*

00

00

02

0

0

002

0

0

0

0

02

0

0

02

0

0

0

02

0

0

0

02

0

0

0

0

02

0

0

00

02

0

0

0

mnjmnmn

e

emn

e

mn

edtemn

dtdtedtemn

dte

dteedtee

tmnj

mnjtmnj

t

t

tmnjt

t

tmnj

t

t

t

t

tj

t

t

tmnj

t

t

tmnj

tjm

t

t

tjntjm

t

t

tjn

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For any function f(t) in the interval ),( 00 Ttt

n

tjnn TletTttteCtf

0

0 200 ,,)(

)()2sin2(cos

)(

)()(

)(1

)(1

00

002

0

0

0

0

0

02

0

0

0

0

2)(2

2

tfeCnjneC

eeCeCtf

Ttftfif

dtetfT

dtetfC

tjnn

tjnn

jntjnn

tjn

n

Tt

t

tjn

t

t

tjnn

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If f(t) is real function

]sin)((cos)[(

)]sin(cos)sin(cos[

)(

,,2,1,0,1,2,,)(

)(1

001

0

00001

0

10

*

00

0

0

0

0

tnCCjtnCCC

tnjtnCtnjtnCC

eCeCC

neCtf

CdtetfT

C

nnn

nn

nn

n

tjnn

n

tjnn

tjnn

n

Tt

t

tjn

n

nnn

nnn

jC

jC

letnnn

nnn

CC

CC

2

2let

nnnn

nnnn

CCb

CCa

2

2

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Tt

t

Tt

t

nmnnnn

Tt

t

nennnn

dttfT

Ca

tdtntfT

CICCb

tdtntfT

CRCCa

0

0

0

0

0

0

)(2

2

sin)(2

][2)(2

cos)(2

][22

00

0

0

,3,2,1,sin)(2

,2,1,0,cos)(2

]sincos[2

1)(

0

0

0

0

0

0

1000

ntdtntfT

b

ntdtntfT

a

tnbtnaatf

Tt

t

n

Tt

t

n

nnn

Fourier series:

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A periodic signal satisfying he following conditions can be extended into an infinite sum of sine and cosine functions.

1.The single-valued function f(t) is bounded, and hence absolutely integrable over the finite period T; that is

2.The function has a finite number of maxima and minima over the period T.

3. The function has a finite number of discountinuity points over the period T.

dttfT

T

2

2

)(

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Example:

2E

2E 2

T T

]sin2sin2sin2[

][sin][sin][sin

coscoscos

cos2

2cos)

2(

2cos

2

2

cos)(2

043

0400

00

00

000

00

0

0

00

0

0

0

0

43

43

4

4

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4

4

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43

4

4

TnnnTn

E

tnTn

Etn

Tn

Etn

Tn

E

tdtnT

Etdtn

T

Etdtn

T

E

tdtnE

Ttdtn

E

Ttdtn

E

T

tdtntfT

a

TT

T

T

T

T

n

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

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t0cos

t03cos

]7cos7

15cos

5

13cos

3

1[cos

2)( 0000 tttt

Etf

]2sin22

3sin2

2

1sin2[

2

]sin2sin2sin2[

]sin2sin2sin2[

2432

42

2

043

0400

nnnn

E

TnnnTn

E

TnnnTn

Ea

TT

TT

TT

TTn

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0 02 03 04 05

E2

32E

52E

0 02 03 04 05

nC

n

o0

Frequency spectrum

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Fourier transform

n

tjnn TletTttteCtf

0

0 200 ,,)(

dtetfT

CTt

t

tjnn

0

0

0)(1

f(t) is not periodic function if T∞

00 ,2

ndT

dedtetf

edtetfd

eCtf

tjtj

tjtjtjnn

])([2

1

])(2[)( 0

)( jF

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dejFjFFtf

dtetftfFjF

tj

tj

)(2

1)]([)(

)()]([)(

1

Fourier transform of f(t)

Inverse Fourier transform

Comparing with Laplace transform

jr

jr

st

st

dsesFj

sFLtf

dtetftfLsF

)(2

1)]([)(

)()]([)(

1

0

js

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The properties of Fourier transform

(i) Linearity

(ii) Reversal

(iii) Scaling in time

)()()()(

)()(),()(

2121

2211

jFjFtftf

jFtfjFtf

),()( jFtf

)(1

)(a

jF

aatf

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(iv) Delay

(v) Frequency shifting modulation

(vi) Frequency differentiation

)()( 00 jFettf tj

)]([)( 00 jFetf tj

)()()(,)(

)(

jF

d

djtft

d

jdFjttf

n

nnn

(vii) Convolution

)()()()( 2121 jFjFtftf

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dejFjF

ddefejF

ddeejFf

ddejFftftf

dejFtf

jFjFtftf

tj

jtj

jtj

tj

tj

)()(2

1

})({)(2

1

)()(2

1

)(2

1)()()(

)(2

1)(

)()()()(

12

12

21

)(2121

)(22

2121

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(viii) multiplication

(ix) Derivative

(x) Integration

)]()([2

1)()( 2121

jFjFtftf

)()()( jFj

dt

tfd nn

n

)()0()(1

)(

jFjFj

dft

)(1

])([0

sFs

dfLt

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example

0,)(

1

)()(

)(

1

)(

0,0

0,0,)(

0

0)(

0

)(

aja

ja

e

ja

e

eja

dtedteeteF

t

taete

tt

tja

tjatjat

at

0,1

)]([

aja

tueF at

)()( jFtf

t

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2

4

24

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example

22

0

0

2

)(

1

)(

1

)()(

0,

0,)(

a

a

jaja

dteedtee

dtetfjF

te

tete

tjattjat

tj

at

at

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example

2sin2

2

)(2

)(1

)(1

)(

,0

,1)(

22

2222

2

2

2

2

j

ee

eej

eej

dtejF

t

ttf

jj

jjjjtj

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Cardinal sine function

x

xxc

sin)(sin

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Parseval’s theorem (時域頻域能量守恒 )

dttftfdttfE

)()()(2

dttftfdttfE

)()()(2If f(t) is real function

djF

djFjF

djFdtetf

dtdejFtf

tj

tj

2)(

2

1

)()(2

1

)(])([2

1

])(2

1[)(

djFdttf22)(

2

1)(

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Example

1)()}({

1)(

)()(

0

jtj edtettF

dtt

ttf

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)(tf

)( jF

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Example: Fourier series

2T

2T

TT

)(tf

)(tf

)(tf

dtetfT

C

eCtf

T

T

tjnn

n

tjnn

2

2

0

0

)(1

)(

n

tjnn

n

tjnn

n

tjnn

eCjntf

eCjntf

eCtf

ttt

At

t

Att

t

Atf

0

0

0

20

0

111

11

)()(

)(

)(

)()(2

)()(

1t1t

A

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]2cos2[

]2[

]2[

])()(2)([

)]()(2

)([1

)(1

)(

)()(

)()(2

)()(

101

1

0)(

1

111

111

11

20

20

111

11

1010

10010

2

2

000

2

2

0

2

2

0

0

tnTt

A

eeTt

A

eeeTt

A

dtettetettTt

A

dtettt

At

t

Att

t

A

T

dtetfT

Cn

eCntf

ttt

At

t

Att

t

Atf

tjn

tjn

T

T

T

T

T

T

tjn

jntjn

tjntjntjn

tjn

tjnn

n

tjnn

]1[cos)(

210

12

0

tnTtn

ACn

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2

)(tf

)(tf

)(tf

2

Example : Fourier transform A

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]cos22cos2[][

])2()()()2([

])2()()()2([

)]2()()()2([

)()()(

)()(2

1)(

)()(2

1)(

)(2

1)(

)2()()()2()(

2)()2(

2

2

Aeeee

A

etetetetA

dtetetetetA

dtetA

tA

tA

tA

dtetfjFj

dejFjtf

dejFjtf

dejFtf

tA

tA

tA

tA

tf

jnjnjnjn

tjntjntjntjn

tjntjntjntjn

tjn

tjn

tj

tj

tj