Problem

Use the table of Fourier transforms (Table) and the table of properties (Table) to find th...

Use the table of Fourier transforms (Table) and the table of properties (Table) to find the Fourier transforms of each of the signals in Problem.

Time Domain Signal

Fourier Transform

f(t)

F(ω)

δ(t)

1

(tt0)

u(t)

1

2πδ(ω)

K

2πKδ(ω)

sgn (t)

2πδ(ωω0)

cos ω0t

π[δ(ωω0) + δ(ω + ω0)]

sin ω0t

rect(t/T)

T sinc(ωT/2)

cos (ω0t)u(t)

sin (ω0t)u(t)

rect(t/T)cos (ω0t)

rect(t/2β)

tri(t/T)

T sinc2(/2)

sinc2(Tt/2)

eatu(t),Re{a} > 0

teatu(t),Re{a} > 0

tn–1eatu(t),Re{a} > 0

ea|t|u(t),Re{a} > 0

δT(t)

Operation

Time Function

Fourier Transform

Linearity

af1(t) + bf2(t)

aF1(ω) + bF2(ω)

Time shift

f(tt0)

Time reversal

f(–t)

F(–ω)

Time scaling

f(at)

Time transformation

f(att0)

Duality

F(t)

2πf(–ω)

Frequency shift

F(ωω0)

Convolution

f1(t)*f2(t)

F1(ω)F2(ω)

Modulation (Multiplication)

f1(t)f2(t)

Integration

Differentiation in time

()n F(ω)

Differentiation in time

(–jt)nf(t)

Symmetry

f(t) real

F(–ω) = F*(ω)

Find the Fourier transform for each of the following signals, using the Fourier integral:

(a) x(t) = A[u(t) – u(tb)]


(b) x(t) = et[u(t) u(t 5)]


(c) x(t) = At[u(t) - u(tb)]


(d) x(t) = 3 cos(3πt) rect(t/3)

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