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Chapter 17, Problem 8E

With respect to the periodic waveform sketched in Fig. 17.30, let gn(t) represent the Fourier series representation of f(t) truncated at n. [For example, if n = 1, g1(t) has three terms, defined through a0, a1 and b1.] (a) Sketch g2(t), g3(t), and g5(t), along with f(t). (b) Calculate f (2.5), g2(2.5), g3(2.5), and g5(2.5).

Chapter 17, Problem 8E, With respect to the periodic waveform sketched in Fig. 17.30, let gn(t) represent the Fourier series

■ FIGURE 17.30

(a)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Sketch g2(t), g3(t), and g5(t) for the periodic waveform f(t) shown in Figure 17.30.

Answer to Problem 8E

The sketch for g2(t), g3(t), g5(t) is drawn as shown in Figure 1, and the sketch for f(t) is drawn as shown in Figure 2, and the sketch for g2(t), g3(t), and g5(t) along with f(t) is drawn as shown in Figure 3.

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

Refer to Figure 17.30 in the textbook.

Formula used:

Write the general expression for Fourier series expansion.

f(t)=a0+n=1(ancosnω0t+bnsinnω0t)        (1)

Write the general expression for Fourier series coefficient a0.

a0=1T0Tf(t)dt        (2)

Write the general expression for Fourier series coefficient an.

an=2T0Tf(t)cosnω0tdt        (3)

Write the general expression for Fourier series coefficient bn.

bn=2T0Tf(t)sinnω0tdt        (4)

Write the expression to calculate the fundamental angular frequency.

ω0=2πT=2πf0        (5)

Here,

T is the period of the function.

Calculation:

In the given Figure 17.29, the time period is T=6.

Substitute 6 for T in equation (5) to find ω0.

ω0=2π6

ω0=π3        (6)

Substitute 6 for T in equation (2) to find the value of coefficient a0.

a0=1606f(t)dt=16[02(0)dt+2310dt+360dt]=16[0+10[t]23+0]=16[10[32]]

Simplify the above equation as follows,

a0=106=1.667

Substitute 6 for T in equation (3) to find the value of coefficient an.

an=2606f(t)cosnω0tdt=26[02(0)cosnω0tdt+23(1)cosnω0tdt+36(0)cosnω0tdt]=26[0+[sinnω0tnω0]23+0]=26[sin3nω0nω0sin2nω0nω0]

The above equation as follows,

an=26nω0[sin3nω0sin2nω0]        (7)

Substitute equation (6) in equation (7) as follows,

an=26n(π3)[sin3n(π3)sin2n(π3)]        (8)

Now finding the Fourier coefficient bn.

Substitute 6 for T in equation (4) to find the value of coefficient bn.

bn=2606f(t)sinnω0tdt=26[02(0)sinnω0tdt+23(1)sinnω0tdt+36(0)sinnω0tdt]=26[0+[cosnω0tnω0]23+0]=26[cos3nω0nω0+cos2nω0nω0]

The above equation as follows,

bn=26nω0[cos2nω0cos3nω0]        (9)

Substitute equation (6) in equation (9) as follows,

bn=26n(π3)[cos2n(π3)cos3n(π3)]        (10)

Substituting the value of a0, an, and bn in equation (1) as follows,

f(t)=1.667+n=1(26n(π3)[sin3n(π3)sin2n(π3)]cosn(π3)t)+n=1(26n(π3)[cos2n(π3)cos3n(π3)]sinn(π3)t){ω0=π3}        (11)

The function gn(t) represent the Fourier series representation of f(t) truncated at n.

For n=2,

g2(t)=f(t) have the Fourier coefficients ao, a1, a2 and b1, b2.

Therefore, equation (11) will be as follows,

g2(t)=1.667+(26(1)(π3)[sin3(1)(π3)sin2(1)(π3)]cos(1)(π3)t)+(26(1)(π3)[cos2(1)(π3)cos3(1)(π3)]sin(1)(π3)t)+(26(2)(π3)[sin3(2)(π3)sin2(2)(π3)]cos(2)(π3)t)+(26(2)(π3)[cos2(2)(π3)cos3(2)(π3)]sin(2)(π3)t)

Simplify the above equation as follows,

g2(t)=1.667+(22(π)[sin(π)sin(2π3)]cos(π3)t)+(22(π)[cos(2π3)cos(π)]sin(π3)t)+(12π[sin(2π)sin(4π3)]cos(2π3)t)+(12π[cos(4π3)cos(2π)]sin(2π3)t)=1.667+(1π[00.866]cos(π3)t)+{sinπ=0,cosπ=1}(1π[0.5+1]sin(π3)t)+(12π[0(0.866)]cos(2π3)t)+(12π[0.51]sin(2π3)t)

g2(t)=1.6670.275cos(π3)t+0.159sin(π3)t+0.137cos(2π3)t0.238sin(2π3)t        (12)

Similarly, for n=3,

g3(t)=f(t) have the Fourier coefficients ao, a1, a2, a3 and b1, b2, b3.

Therefore, equation (11) will be as follows,

g3(t)=1.667+(26(1)(π3)[sin3(1)(π3)sin2(1)(π3)]cos(1)(π3)t)+(26(1)(π3)[cos2(1)(π3)cos3(1)(π3)]sin(1)(π3)t)+(26(2)(π3)[sin3(2)(π3)sin2(2)(π3)]cos(2)(π3)t)+(26(2)(π3)[cos2(2)(π3)cos3(2)(π3)]sin(2)(π3)t)+(26(3)(π3)[sin3(3)(π3)sin2(3)(π3)]cos(3)(π3)t)+(26(3)(π3)[cos2(3)(π3)cos3(3)(π3)]sin(3)(π3)t)

From equation (12), the above equation is written as,

g3(t)=1.6670.275cos(π3)t+0.159sin(π3)t+0.137cos(2π3)t0.238sin(2π3)t+(26(3)(π3)[sin3(3)(π3)sin2(3)(π3)]cos(3)(π3)t)+(26(3)(π3)[cos2(3)(π3)cos3(3)(π3)]sin(3)(π3)t)=1.6670.275cos(π3)t+0.159sin(π3)t+0.137cos(2π3)t0.238sin(2π3)t+(13π[sin(3π)sin(2π)]cos(π)t)+(13π[cos(2π)cos(3π)]sin(π)t)=1.6670.275cos(π3)t+0.159sin(π3)t+0.137cos(2π3)t0.238sin(2π3)t+(13π[00]cos(π)t)+(13π[1+1]sin(π)t)

g3(t)=1.6670.275cos(π3)t+0.159sin(π3)t+0.137cos(2π3)t0.238sin(2π3)t+0.212sin(π)t        (13)

Similarly, for n=5,

g5(t)=f(t) have the Fourier coefficients ao, a1, a2, a3, a4, a5 and b1, b2, b3, b4, b5.

Therefore, equation (11) will be as follows,

g5(t)=1.667+(26(1)(π3)[sin3(1)(π3)sin2(1)(π3)]cos(1)(π3)t)+(26(1)(π3)[cos2(1)(π3)cos3(1)(π3)]sin(1)(π3)t)+(26(2)(π3)[sin3(2)(π3)sin2(2)(π3)]cos(2)(π3)t)+(26(2)(π3)[cos2(2)(π3)cos3(2)(π3)]sin(2)(π3)t)+(26(3)(π3)[sin3(3)(π3)sin2(3)(π3)]cos(3)(π3)t)+(26(3)(π3)[cos2(3)(π3)cos3(3)(π3)]sin(3)(π3)t)+(26(4)(π3)[sin3(4)(π3)sin2(4)(π3)]cos(4)(π3)t)+(26(4)(π3)[cos2(4)(π3)cos3(4)(π3)]sin(4)(π3)t)(26(5)(π3)[sin3(5)(π3)sin2(5)(π3)]cos(5)(π3)t)+(26(5)(π3)[cos2(5)(π3)cos3(5)(π3)]sin(5)(π3)t)

From equation (13), the above equation is written as,

g5(t)=1.6670.275cos(π3)t+0.159sin(π3)t+0.137cos(2π3)t0.238sin(2π3)t+0.212sin(π)t+(14π[sin(4π)sin(8π3)]cos(4π3)t)+(14π[cos(8π3)cos(4π)]sin(4π3)t)+(15π[sin(5π)sin(10π3)]cos(5π3)t)+(15π[cos(10π3)cos(5π)]sin(5π3)t)=1.6670.275cos(π3)t+0.159sin(π3)t+0.137cos(2π3)t0.238sin(2π3)t+0.212sin(π)t+(14π[00.866]cos(4π3)t)+(14π[0.51]sin(4π3)t)+(15π[0+0.866]cos(5π3)t)+(15π[0.5+1]sin(5π3)t)

g5(t)=1.6670.275cos(π3)t+0.159sin(π3)t+0.137cos(2π3)t0.238sin(2π3)t+0.212sin(π)t0.069cos(4π3)t0.119sin(4π3)t+0.055cos(5π3)t+0.0318sin(5π3)t

MATLAB code to sketch for g2(t), g3(t), and g5(t):

t=-5:0.01:5;

g2=1.667-0.275*cos(3.141*t/3)+0.159*sin(3.141*t/3)+0.137*cos(2*3.141*t/3)-0.238*sin(2*3.141*t/3);

g3=1.667-0.275*cos(3.141*t/3)+0.159*sin(3.141*t/3)+0.137*cos(2*3.141*t/3)-0.238*sin(2*3.141*t/3)+0.212*sin(pi*t);

g5=1.667- 0.275*cos(3.141*t/3)+0.159*sin(3.141*t/3)+0.137*cos(2*3.141*t/3)-0.238*sin(2*3.141*t/3)+0.212*sin(pi*t)-0.069*cos(4*pi*t/3)-0.119*sin(4*pi*t/3)+0.055*cos(5*pi*t/3)+0.0318*sin(5*pi*t/3);

plot(t,g2,t,g3,t,g5)

legend({'g2','g3','g5'},'Location','best')

xlabel('Time t in sec')

ylabel('The values g2, g3, and g5')

title('Plots for g2,g3, and g5')

MATLAB output: The MATLAB output shown in Figure 1.

Loose Leaf for Engineering Circuit Analysis Format: Loose-leaf, Chapter 17, Problem 8E , additional homework tip  1

MATLAB code to sketch for f(t):

t=linspace(-5,5,1000); % vector for time over 1000 points.

T=6; % Period

w0=2*pi/T; % natural frequency, is w0=2*pi.

f0=1.667; % constant.

N=40;

for i=1:1000;

sum=0;   

    for n=1:N;     

      sum=sum+(1/n*pi)*(sin(n*pi) -sin(2*n*pi/3))*cos(n*pi*t(i)/3) + (1/n*pi)*(cos(2*n*pi/3) -cos(n*pi))*sin(n*pi*t(i)/3);

    end

f40(i)=f0+sum;

end

plot(t,f40)

xlabel('Time t in seconds')

ylabel('Value of function f(t)')

plot_ttle = ['Fourier Series representation of function f(t) for N = ',num2str(N)];

title(plot_ttle);

MATLAB output: The MATLAB output shown in Figure 2.

Loose Leaf for Engineering Circuit Analysis Format: Loose-leaf, Chapter 17, Problem 8E , additional homework tip  2

MATLAB code to sketch for g2(t), g3(t), and g5(t) along with f(t):

t=linspace(-5,5,1000); % vector for time over 1000 points.

T=6; % Period

w0=2*pi/T; % natural frequency, is w0=2*pi.

f0=1.667; % constant.

N=40; % consider N=40 for instant.

for i=1:1000;

   g2=1.667-0.275*cos(3.141*t(i)/3)+0.159*sin(3.141*t(i)/3)+0.137*cos(2*3.141*t(i)/3)-0.238*sin(2*3.141*t(i)/3);

   g3=1.667-0.275*cos(3.141*t(i)/3)+0.159*sin(3.141*t(i)/3)+0.137*cos(2*3.141*t(i)/3)-0.238*sin(2*3.141*t(i)/3)+0.212*sin(pi*t(i));

   g5=1.667-0.275*cos(3.141*t(i)/3)+0.159*sin(3.141*t(i)/3)+0.137*cos(2*3.141*t(i)/3)-0.238*sin(2*3.141*t/3)+0.212*sin(pi*t)-0.069*cos(4*pi*t(i)/3)-0.119*sin(4*pi*t(i)/3)+0.055*cos(5*pi*t(i)/3)+0.0318*sin(5*pi*t(i)/3);

end

for i=1:1000;

sum=0;  

    for n=1:N;     

      sum=sum+(1/n*pi)*(sin(n*pi) -sin(2*n*pi/3))*cos(n*pi*t(i)/3) + (1/n*pi)*(cos(2*n*pi/3) -cos(n*pi))*sin(n*pi*t(i)/3);  

    end

f40(i)=f0+sum;

end

plot(t,g2,t,g3,t,g5,t,f40)

legend({'g2','g3','g5','f40'},'Location','best')

xlabel('Time t in sec')

ylabel('The values g2, g3, g5 and f40')

title('Plots for g2, g3, g5 and f40')

MATLAB output:

Loose Leaf for Engineering Circuit Analysis Format: Loose-leaf, Chapter 17, Problem 8E , additional homework tip  3

Conclusion:

Thus, the sketch for g2(t), g3(t), g5(t) is drawn as shown in Figure 1, and the sketch for f(t) is drawn as shown in Figure 2, and the sketch for g2(t), g3(t), and g5(t) along with f(t) is drawn as shown in Figure 3.

(b)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Find the function f(2.5), g2(2.5), g3(2.5), and g5(2.5).

Answer to Problem 8E

The value of f(2.5), g2(2.5), g3(2.5), and g5(2.5) is determined.

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

Refer to Figure 17.30 in the textbook.

Calculation:

From Part (a), the function f(t) is,

f(t)=1.667+n=1(26n(π3)[sin3n(π3)sin2n(π3)]cosn(π3)t)+n=1(26n(π3)[cos2n(π3)cos3n(π3)]sinn(π3)t){ω0=π3}

Finding f(2.5),

f(2.5)=1.667+n=1(26n(π3)[sin3n(π3)sin2n(π3)]cos2.5n(π3))+n=1(26n(π3)[cos2n(π3)cos3n(π3)]sin2.5n(π3))

From Part (a),

g2(t)=1.6670.275cos(π3)t+0.159sin(π3)t+0.137cos(2π3)t0.238sin(2π3)t

Finding g2(2.5),

g2(2.5)=1.6670.275cos(π3)(2.5)+0.159sin(π3)(2.5)+0.137cos(2π3)(2.5)0.238sin(2π3)(2.5)=1.6670.3437+0.34420.171250.5152=0.9811

From Part (a),

g3(t)=1.6670.275cos(π3)t+0.159sin(π3)t+0.137cos(2π3)t0.238sin(2π3)t+0.212sin(π)t

Finding g3(2.5),

g3(2.5)=1.6670.275cos(π3)(2.5)+0.159sin(π3)(2.5)+0.137cos(2π3)(2.5)0.238sin(2π3)(2.5)+0.212sin(2.5π)=1.6670.3437+0.34420.171250.5152+0.212=1.1931

From Part (a),

g5(t)=1.6670.275cos(π3)t+0.159sin(π3)t+0.137cos(2π3)t0.238sin(2π3)t+0.212sin(π)t0.069cos(4π3)t0.119sin(4π3)t+0.055cos(5π3)t+0.0318sin(5π3)t

Finding g5(2.5),

g5(t)=1.6670.275cos(π3)(2.5)+0.159sin(π3)(2.5)+0.137cos(2π3)(2.5)0.238sin(2π3)(2.5)+0.212sin(π)(2.5)0.069cos(4π3)(2.5)0.119sin(4π3)(2.5)+0.055cos(5π3)(2.5)+0.0318sin(5π3)(2.5)=1.6670.3437+0.34420.171250.5152+0.212+0.0862+0.2576+0.068750.0688=1.5368

Conclusion:

Thus, the value of f(2.5), g2(2.5), g3(2.5), and g5(2.5) is determined.

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