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Leo Lam © Signals and Systems EE235

People types There are 10 types of people in the world: Those who know binary and those who don’t. Leo Lam ©

Today’s menu From Friday: –Manipulation of signals –To Do: Really memorize u(t), r(t), p(t) Even and odd signals Dirac Delta Function

How to find LCM Factorize and group Your turn: 225 and 270’s LCM Answer: 1350 Leo Lam ©

Even and odd signals Leo Lam © An even signal is such that: t Symmetrical across the t=0 axis t Asymmetrical across the t=0 axis An odd signal is such that:

Even and odd signals Leo Lam © Every signal  sum of an odd and even signal. Even signal is such that: The even and odd parts of a signal Odd signal is such that:

Even and odd signals Leo Lam © Euler’s relation: What are the even and odd parts of Even part Odd part

Summary: Even and odd signals Breakdown of any signals to the even and odd components Leo Lam ©

Delta function δ(t) Leo Lam © “a spike of signal at time 0” 0 The Dirac delta is: The unit impulse or impulse Very useful Not a function, but a “generalized function”)

Delta function δ(t) Leo Lam © Each rectangle has area 1, shrinking width, growing height ---limit is (t)

Dirac Delta function δ(t) Leo Lam © “a spike of signal at time 0” 0 It has height = , width = 0, and area = 1 δ(t) Rules 1.δ(t)=0 for t≠0 2.Area: 3. If x(t) is continuous at t 0, otherwise undefined 0 t0t0 Shifted to time instant t 0 :

Dirac Delta example Evaluate Leo Lam © = 0. Because δ(t)=0 for all t≠0

Dirac Delta – Your turn Evaluate Leo Lam © = 1. Why? Change of variable: 1

Scaling the Dirac Delta Proof: Suppose a>0 a<0 Leo Lam ©

Scaling the Dirac Delta Proof: Generalizing the last result Leo Lam ©

Multiplication of a function that is continuous at t 0 by δ(t) gives a scaled impulse. Sifting Properties Relation with u(t) Summary: Dirac Delta Function Leo Lam ©