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Q4. For each signal, if it is periodic, find the fundamental period T. (in seconds) and...
For this signal, find out if the signal is periodic, if it is, specify the fundamental period (T seconds or N sample) g(n) = cos(4N1/7) + 2 cos (17) + 5 cos (97), n € Z
(50 pts) Determine whether each of the following signal is periodic. If the signal is periodic, find its fundamental period. (a) x(t) = 4, a constant signal. (b) x(t) = 28ej (400#t) (c) x[n] = 28ej(1007n) (d) x(t) = 10 sin(5t) - 4 cos(7t) (e) x[n] = 10 sin(5n) - 4 cos(7n) (f) r(t) = cos(Ft) sin(ft) (g) x(t) = teit (h) x[n] = e(m/v2) (1) x[n] = cos(km2) (Pay attention to the square) (j) x[n] = {X- 8[n -...
Let a periodic signal x(t) with a fundamental frequency ??e2? have a period 4.6 (a) Plot x(t), and indicate its fundamental period To (b) Compute the Fourier series coefficients of x(t) using their integral (c) (d) Answers: x(t) is periodic of fundamental period definition. Use the Laplace transform to compute the Fourier series coefficients Xk. Indicate how to compute the dc term. Suppose that y(t) = dx(t)/dt, find the Fourier transform of x(t) by means of the Fourier series coefficients...
Fundamental Frequency of Continuous Signals To identify the period T, the frequencyf= 1/T, or the angular frequency ω = 2nf= 2m/T of a given sinusoidal or complex exponential signal, it is always helpful to write it in any of the following forms: sin (gd-sin(2nf)-sin(2t/T) The fundamental frequency of a signal is the greatest common divisor (GCD) of all the frequency components contained in a signal, and, equivalently, the fundamental period is the least common multiple (LCM) of all individual periods...
Fundamental Frequency of Continuous Signals To identify the period T, the frequencyf= 1/T, or the angular frequency ω = 2nf= 2m/T of a given sinusoidal or complex exponential signal, it is always helpful to write it in any of the following forms: sin (gd-sin(2nf)-sin(2t/T) The fundamental frequency of a signal is the greatest common divisor (GCD) of all the frequency components contained in a signal, and, equivalently, the fundamental period is the least common multiple (LCM) of all individual periods...
The Signal x(t)= e^(j*(3pi/2)*t)*cos((5pi/2)*t)+j*sin(pi*t) i) show that x(t) is periodic and what is the fundamental period? ii) What is the average value and power of x(t)?
(a) Determine the period, amplitude, and frequency of a signal given by, v(t) (120nt). Plot this signal both in the time-domain and frequency domain. (b) For the following square wave v(t), determine if it is a periodic signal, and if yes, what 10 V sin 4. [61 are its amplitude, period T and fundamental frequency f? Why do we need to convert this signal into sine/cosine wave for transmission? 2 o-oims (c) () According to Fourier Theorem, the above signal...
Digital Signal Processing (Question estion# 2].Determine the fundamental period, the fundamental frequency and the average power of the following periodic sequences: 19 Points a. x1[n] = e 10.5 b. x2[n] = 3 cos(1.31n) - 4 sin (0.57 +") c. x3[n] = 5 cos (1.2 ttn + + 4 cos(0.6ın) - sin(0.2 ton)
Consider an arbitrary periodic signal with a period of 2 seconds. Give the equation for the infinite Fourier Series (Trigonometric Form) for this signal. k-1 where, the fundamental period/frequency is: TO = 2 sec and fo a) List the frequencies present in the analog (continuous-time) signal b) Assume that the analog sig alissa pled at 2 H List the dig a f equences present in the resulting digital signal. c) What are the magnitudes of the sine and cosine terms...
Consider the following CT periodic signals x(t), y(t) and z(t) a(t) 5 -4 y(t) 5/-4 z(t) 5 4 (a) [2 marks] Find the Fourier series coefficients, ak, for the CT signal r(t), which is a periodic rectangular wave. You must use the fundamental frequency of r(t) in constructing the Fourier series representation (b) [2 marks] Find the Fourier series coefficients, bk, for the CT signal y(t) cos(t) You must use the fundamental frequency of y(t) in constructing the Fourier series...