Consider the following signal: cos(20Tt) te [-1,1] x(t) te [-2, –1) u (1, 2] 6. Assuming the signal is periodic with period T = 4, find the Fourier series coefficients. In this case the signal repeats at 4, -4, etc. %3D Then assume that the signal is not periodic, find the Fourier transform. In this case the signal is zero elsewhere, i.e., the signal is nonzero only for t [-1,1).

Consider the following signal: cos(20Tt) te [-1,1] x(t) te [-2, –1) u (1, 2] 6. Assuming the signal is periodic with period T = 4, find the Fourier series coefficients. In this case the signal repeats at 4, -4, etc. %3D Then assume that the signal is not periodic, find the Fourier transform. In this case the signal is zero elsewhere, i.e., the signal is nonzero only for t [-1,1).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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