Assume 1(f)and X ) are the Fourier transform for signals xz () and x (1) respectively,...
3) (Fourier Transforms Using Properties) - Given that the Fourier Transform of a signal x(t) is X(f) - rect(f/ 2), find the Fourier Transform of the following signals using properties of the Fourier Transform: (a) d(t) -x(t - 2) (d) h(t) = t x( t ) (e) p(t) = x( 2 t ) (f) g(t)-x( t ) cos(2π) (g) s(t) = x2(t ) (h)p()-x(1)* x(t) (convolution) 3) (Fourier Transforms Using Properties) - Given that the Fourier Transform of a signal...
2) (Fourier Transforms Using Properties) - Given that the Fourier Transform of x(t) e Find the Fourier Transform of the following signals (using properties of the Fourier Transform). Sketch each signal, and sketch its Fourier Transform magnitude and phase spectra, in addition to finding and expression for X(f): (a) x(t) = e-21,-I ! (b) x(t)-t e 21 1 (c) x(t)-sinc(rt ) * sinc(2π1) (convolution) [NOTE: X(f) is noLI i (1 + ㎡fy for part (c)] 2) (Fourier Transforms Using Properties)...
2. Find the Fourier transform of (a) f(x) = 1722 (b) g(x) = (1+xz)2 X (1+x2)2
3. If x(t) has the Fourier transform j2π f + 10 Find the Fourier transform of the following signals Hint: use the properties of Fourier transform) a. v(t)-x(1):cos(10π t) d. v(t)X(t) e. v()-e"x(t-1)
1) (Fourier Transforms each of the following signals (a - c), sketch the signal x(t), and find its Fourier Transform X(f) using the defining integral (rather than "known" transforms and properties) (a)x(t) rectt 0.5) from Definition)- For (c) r(t) = te-2, 11(1) (b) x(t)-2t rect(t) 1) (Fourier Transforms each of the following signals (a - c), sketch the signal x(t), and find its Fourier Transform X(f) using the defining integral (rather than "known" transforms and properties) (a)x(t) rectt 0.5) from...
Problem 3: Let x(n) be an arbitrary signal, not necessarily real valued, with Fourier transform X (w). Express the Fourier transforms of the following signals in terms of X() (C) y(n) = x(n)-x(n-1) (d) v(n) -00x(k) (e) y(n)=x(2n) (f) y n even n odd , x(n/2), (n) 0 Problem 4: etermine the signal x(n) if its Fourier transform is as given in Fig. P4.12. X(a) 0 10 10 10 X(o) 0 X(a) Figure P4.12 Problem 3: Let x(n) be an...
Let x(t) denote a signal and X(f) denote the corresponding Fourier transform which is given in the graph below. Given this graph, sketch the Fourier transforms of the following signals: -2 2 a, x b.x) Cos(8m) c. x(t) sinc (t) 2/ Let x(t) denote a signal and X(f) denote the corresponding Fourier transform which is given in the graph below. Given this graph, sketch the Fourier transforms of the following signals: -2 2 a, x b.x) Cos(8m) c. x(t) sinc...
Fourier transform from Laplace transform-The Fourier transform of finite support signals, which are absolutely integrable or finite energy, can be obtained from their Laplace transform rather than doing the integral. Consider the following signals 5.30 x3(t) - r(t + 1) - 2r(t) + r(t - 1) (a) Plot each of the above signals. (b) Find the Fourier transforms (X,(S2)) for1, 2, and 3 using the Laplace transform (c) Use MATLAB's symbolic integration function int to compute the Fourier transform of...
1. Use the definition of the Continuous Time Fourier Transform (CTFT) X(f) of a signal x(t) in order to obtain the CTFT of x(t) = (2/ T)tri(2t / T) . Do not assign a numerical value to the real number T*0. Define the signal x.()-limx). What is the signal x,(C) and what is its Fourier Transform X(f)? Hint: Take the limit as T → of x(f)
5.5 Starting with the Fourier transform pair 2 sin(S2) X(t) = u(t + 1) – ut - 1) = X(92) = S2 and using no integration, indicate the properties of the Fourier transform that will allow you to compute the Fourier transform of the following signals (do not find the Fourier transforms): (a) xz(t) = -u(t + 2) + 2u(t) – u(t – 2) (b) xz(t) = 2 sin(t)/t (C) X3 (t) = 2[u(t + 0.5) - ut - 0.5)]...