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Continuous-time Fourier Series Prof. Siripong Potisuk

Orthogonal Expansion of CT Signals A linear combination of weighted orthogonal basis functions

Orthogonal Basis Functions

Periodic Complex Exponentials

Continuous-time Fourier Series A linear combination of harmonically related complex exponentials is an approximation or estimate to the given periodic signal

Continuous-time Fourier Series How good is in approximating ? Is it possible to obtain an exact representation of in the form of ?  # of basis functions (harmonics) needed  convergence of Fourier Series with an infinite # of harmonics How does one obtain the coefficients?

Minimum Mean Square Error (MMSE)

Fourier series coefficients

Dirichlet Conditions

Gibbs phenomenon

Example1 Find the complex Fourier series coefficients of the signal

Example 2 Find the complex Fourier series coefficients of the signal

Example 3 Find the complex Fourier series coefficients of the signal

Example 3: Line Spectrum