(A) A rectangular pulse x(t) of width t= 8 msec. and amplitude A=10 V is centered at the origin in the time domain: 1- Write the mathematical expression of the signal x(t). 2- How to find the spectrum of x(t) by using Fourier transform or Fourier Series? Justify your answer. 3- What is the name of the resulted spectrum, and what is the benefit of finding the spectrum in general?

(A) A rectangular pulse x(t) of width t= 8 msec. and amplitude A=10 V is centered at the origin in the time domain: 1- Write the mathematical expression of the signal x(t). 2- How to find the spectrum of x(t) by using Fourier transform or Fourier Series? Justify your answer. 3- What is the name of the resulted spectrum, and what is the benefit of finding the spectrum in general?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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