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Lectured «4
Discrete — Time Fearier Series
Cortinuous, analog , diverede ‘and digite| Signals
Fhe value Frsigaal ab a Specified valus -
the independent Variable ty called the amplitude .
Th variation of fa amplitude as a functon
ff He indeperdert variable Called 1b wesetiom
“The independent, Variable 11 wsuelly labled as Find
of the (adependeré varigble ts @afineas , The signal
ty called a continvons— tim
time signal ts defined ak every instant of Hine,
ithe » confinuovs
ie Signal, The continuous
A cestinuous — time Signal w
ampli tide ty asuedly called an analeg signal.
Lp the independent yervable ty discrete, The signal
Glled diterede- time Signal. A discrete- time
Signe | dake cerfain numerical Unlues ok Specified
discrede festants. of tne: Befreer these specified
instamdy f time, Th Signal is ne€ defined: Hence, a
discrete time Signal 1) basically a Sequence of
nubbers,
@ 44}.A discrete time Signal vith discrete valued
axpl fades represented by a fiuske fumber of
digity 0 referred te a a digital Signal.
The fallouting Figures Vlas fredes the ana keg
and fhe diserete— time signals, where the diserete
time Signal DE En] Com be obtained b7 sarpling Th
anale signal DE)
Ko,Fourier Series °f Analog Signals
HK Fourier Series oA analog signals Jy Qiven es
oo
Kilt) = he + 2 ( An cosnt 4 On sinnt) --- cal
pot
Fac periedic function of period 22% “aad fea
yange ~K fe Ki
ee Pes
Aeeagh fly 4
An ete
Se [Lem esne de lneueaon)
bn z aut jf 4 Sinnt dE (nel beden)
x «x
Where, Ae, Qn andl ba are extol Pourier
coefficients.
For the Sefies of eration 1, the fern (arcase bust
1) called The Fics her monic of the bandementol
and the ferm Car ges ed + br sinzt) ty called the
| Second hertinenic and Se en:
For exten functions» ie When fc-x) = fin, where
the fonction i symmetrical abont the Q-eme i
o
Utes Oe # 2s, 2" cont
aeFor odd functions fre when ft-x) =- fee),
where fhe faunctirns 1) Symmetrical about rhe
KE) =F a 2 bn sinn€
orein:
g
Discrefe - Time Signals
ache Mga ieee
4d. Unt sdep Sequence
The unit step Sequence UEr] 4 defined af
I nQ-
e: no
The shifted anit S€ep sequacet
1
Ugon-ic} = ‘ Mee
é nheaok
uee-kl
oe
le n2 Unit im pulse. Sequence
th mid ff
¢ unid impulse sequence SOnI de fined as:
I nze
SLnJ = i io nike
SHa
|
water 2 rg
2 n
The shifeed wnsh impulse Sequence
1 nels
| Sin-kJ = i n#k
Srr-t]
es | '
| 3. Complege Eppenertiel Sequanc
“Th complere exponential sequene ts F fe FR
Jan
MEnj =e
= cos Qn fsinwnDiscrete Fourter Series Represevie bien fa PRridic Signal
Al prriedic Sequence 2 cam be represented ex,
HIn+nys XIN}? fr altn.
Where Nv th fPetied f Th Sequence XLnT.
The Coe Fficierdy of, th Signs! spectruwn indice th
Aint LF Various frequencies corteined in th Signl.
The discrete time fowier Series coefficients can be
ebteained bg using th folloniny eqtnte
n-! -j 25-ka
\ fn} &
Meeps ty C7 een
nze
or
XC} vepresect th spectra! cmgonerty
Narmonies,
Nis the number £ sample vale) in
cach peried F th signal.
Equation cr) (y Knewn ay the analysis eqnation <£
the discrete time Fourier series ¢ DTFS).
Lf the diccrete time Fourier Series Coe Giccedt KEK
ts Known ? the XEn7 Can be found ating the$e called Syn theris equation:
Nel
Kso + C2)
Nefes:
ee
Ln 4 4
ds A Some ted?s th. WW yn léipler appears
in the sonthesis eg nation the ERs
The analysis eynution and thy b net arn
inporbant difference since tt is a Sealing
face.
2- Equations ct) and o) rey ren Ay Ries
aed
Xt ot 2 wen] we
lank
wet Bc
Pony 2 S_ Xee Wy
Kre
Where Wy 13 called the puiddle factor and ts
defined ass 7; in
st 22 *
Wa = € a cola —J
(7223)
sin ZR)Erample 14-1
Determine th speetium 7 th follesiag signed
bp Mian th. ducrefe Fourrer teries-
gemma = CL 4 2 OF:
n-! -j 25
I
Xcae Gy 5 xend ©
hice
Cnurber # sawple values)
Ned
ze Ly
le ah 3. jan an a
Xue xen €
for Kee a 3 Eom
! KIS
[iis ope See
( 2 xt)
sah, é
op gherens + eit FO
| o 4 cxeit ;
auch qed dr ae
Z c
zZ Lt
2 =u
for Wee! 4a je enn)
ak
Kc1 =qh. tn] €
eee
—==
SSvo jx 2%
2k
Xay 24 (xeje wie sien e eee *7
“SE
ai ff
Se fi + e@* egal
= Ci 4c Z -/ sin EZ]
zn
Lie es)
or Lex a 2k
ec 2xfer 2%
a ifs al
Since - di fotcan| number, fhe Siggn|] com be
epcpanded oY” “rin Fourier Series:
I !
Te eme g otas Je
ts if
)
hh Sampled Sequence. signal
éeonT
sown
“ %rmz = Sinl2x€)
we em = sinless”)
hn Per one periad DN=4 we have
xmj=fLo 4 6 -13
I 4-121wow
W
nte
. _j 2
é
ape. 2?
jx j7F
flo +1e +? ~1e @
b facst-isme® ~ 62 A 4jsinX]
e
mo ¢,28
- en 1B 4 js ETae ~j 98
au
[oe +/e@ 5a re 3
=ir JR gy 9R Ss
q L ces EH) Sin — 2p LE ase]
etten -e+))
= ££] |
=je
eu
a X ft} = & o Jt ° iz ci
Extample 1:44
Find the invers«
Xewr =f Boe
de determine th time demain sequence XIN,
discrete Hime Fourier Serie of
a Gite)
an
Solution N-l j gx kn
peude S Xcer €Fone 5
” Lge]e Ley 2
t t
eo tet -t-t-i¢]
| & aa =
eB 3
a :
at
fer aed 3 eee
HEI = S Xe €
kee
Se jx Ie jE
oF 2 é eletaidjende 2 ttibe
Lyw+d +(-d st)
eacidal Sedat
2 L
aj ee
Consider the signal geet > L. <
which b periodic with w=4> calculate the
itats.
discrené Feurier Series coe fticDiscrete-Time Fourier Trang faa
Lee us consider the egnation ct) whieh 4
jp 2p,
N-!
| I
Xe = a5 C xm0 e
ase
“Vv
Tf 28K i, arittes as SE, and
‘ |
Xin) = N Xe)
we! -jJin
Xonar 2 tn) & we eas
ie
where.
Ker) va function of fhe frequny-
The inverse transform of Mom) jy given ot
oF .
Zn
weed | Xone da ca)
Equation (2) i fhe analysis equation ( Feurser—
transform ef operiadic Cnen-periadic) digit=|
Sequence »
Equatien 4) ts the Sonthesis equation Cte Invese
af Fourier tranfam of Peredic digital sequen2 EE eee
are TT
fe th Fourrer tronsform f the aperiodic digitel
Styne! shown in the Following foure- Sketeb their
magnitude. over th Yange -2¢< Seg 2x.
En],
ort
>
Seong Sh ate Uo 8 a
Selation
Xi
ce -j en
BLnIE
nico
nl
np f Sinengebenw e814 BE
-jwtin
4 Srnrd Fe
¢ the Unit impulse, WC
\y
Sing The shif tiag Proper ty
gee
Jen Nes aj 2
Ma) =e (e +e pis G+ © )
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| a e2(lpecs ®
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