Find the trigonometric and exponential FS representations of the following periodic signals: a) 1 -20% 10%...
Q1) For the periodic signals x() and ) shown below: x(t) YCO y(t) a) Find the exponential Fourier series for x(t) and y). b) Sketch the amplitude and phase spectra for signal x(). c) Use Parseval's theorem to approximate the power of the periodic signal x() by calculating the power of the first N harmonics, such that the strength of the Nth harmonic is 10% or more of the power of the DC component. Q1) For the periodic signals x()...
Homework 4 For Problems 1- 4: (a) Obtain the Trigonometric, Exponential, and Cosine Fourier series representations (b) Plot the magnitude and phase spectra for k=-10 to 10 terms (c) Plot using MATLAB or Python the approximation using the DC and first 100 terms in the cosine approximation Problem 1-Use A=4 ΑΛΛΑ t(s) -8 -6 -4 -2 O 2 4 6 8
Find the trigonometric Fourier series (FS) and the exponential FS of the following: 2 *(1) 1.5 1 0.5 O -0.5 1 -1 2 -1 0 2 b) 2 3 4 6 exponential FS Cnejnwot f(t) = En=-00 Where Cn 7Se+ f(t)e-inwot dt trigonometric f(t)= a, +Ža, cos(n6,t)+b, sin(n0,1 ao 1 T. 2 to an S f(t)dt sº f(t)cos(n0,1)dt f(t)sin (no,t)dt To 2 pt b,
1. Compute the trigonometric Fourier series and exponential Fourier series for the periodic signals shown below. ANNA 6 -4 4 / X(t) e1/10 (b)
(20 points) 1. (8 points) Suppose that f(t) is a periodic signal with exponential Fourier series coefficients Dn. Show that the power P of f(t) is This is Parseval's theorem for the exponential Fourier series. 2. (12 points) If f(t) is real-valued, Parseval's theorem can be as a) (3 points) Find the power of the PWM signal shown in figure 1. Hint: for this part don't use Parseval's theorem b) (9 points) Use Parseval's theorem for a real-valued signal to...
1. Periodic signals with period To can be presented by Fourier Series in Complex Exponential or Trigonometric form. i.e. X(t) = a ewa, H or where Mx = 2|az|; 0x = Zat Find the Fourier series coefficients at, as well as My and et, for the following signals. . (a). Sinusoidal: X(t) = sin 277. A (b). Square: -A TO Procedures: Use the Signal Generator to generate the above signals according to the setting listed in Table I and measure...
Find the discrete time Fourier series of the following periodic signal x[n] = 0, 1, 2, 3, 0, 1, 2, 3, 0, 1, 2, 3... Verify using Parseval's Theorem
For each of the following signals, compute the complex exponential Fourier series by using trigonometric identities, and then sketch the amplitude and phase spectra for all values of k. (a) x() = cos(51 - 7/4) (b) X(t) = sin 1 + cost (c) x(0) cos(t – 1) + sin(t - 12) (d) x(t) = cos 2t sin 3t
6.1-1 For each of the periodic signals shown in Fig. P6.1-1, find the compact trigonometric Fourier series and sketch the amplitude and phase spectra. If either the sine or cosine terms are absent in the Fourier series, explain why. -π/4 π/4
Problem 32: (20 points) Consider a periodic signal f(t), with fundamental period To, that has the exponential Fourier series representation f(t) = Σ Dnejuont . where wo 2T/To and 1. (2 points) When f(t) is a real-valued, show that DD This is known as the complex conjugate symmetry property or the Hermitian property of real signals. 2. (2 points) Show that when f(t) is an even function of time that Dn is an even function of n 3. (2 points)...