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1 I. Previously on IET

2 Complex Exponential Function
Im-Axis ω Re-Axis

3 Complex Exponential Function
Im-Axis ω Re-Axis

4 Complex Exponential Function
Im-Axis ω Re-Axis

5 Complex Exponential Function
Im-Axis ω Re-Axis

6 Complex Exponential Function
Im-Axis ω Re-Axis

7 Complex Exponential Function
Im-Axis ω Re-Axis

8 Complex Exponential Function
Im-Axis ω Re-Axis

9 Complex Exponential Function
Im-Axis ω Re-Axis

10 Complex Exponential Function
Im-Axis ω Re-Axis

11 Complex Exponential Function
Im-Axis ω Re-Axis

12 The Fourier Transform Representing functions in terms of complex exponentials with different frequencies

13 The Fourier Transform (Cosine Function)
Im-Axis Im-Axis + Re-Axis Re-Axis ω +

14 The Fourier Transform (Cosine Function)
Im-Axis Im-Axis + Re-Axis Re-Axis ω +

15 The Fourier Transform (Cosine Function)
Im-Axis Im-Axis + Re-Axis Re-Axis ω +

16 The Fourier Transform (Cosine Function)
Im-Axis Im-Axis + Re-Axis Re-Axis ω +

17 The Fourier Transform (Cosine Function)
Im-Axis Im-Axis + Re-Axis Re-Axis ω +

18 The Fourier Transform (Sine Function)
Im-Axis Im-Axis - Re-Axis Re-Axis ω -

19 The Fourier Transform (Sine Function)
Im-Axis Im-Axis + Re-Axis Re-Axis ω +

20 The Fourier Transform (Sine Function)
Im-Axis Im-Axis - Re-Axis Re-Axis ω -

21 The Fourier Transform (Sine Function)
Im-Axis Im-Axis + Re-Axis Re-Axis ω +

22 Fourier Transform of Sinusoids
1/2 1/2 j(1/2) ω ω -j(1/2) Notes A real value for the coefficients in the frequency domain means that the starting point for rotation is on the real axis An Imaginary value for the coefficients in the frequency domain means that the starting point for rotation is on the imaginary axis

23 Fourier Transform of Real Valued Functions
Im-Axis Im-Axis Im-Axis ωn ω1 Re-Axis Re-Axis Re-Axis ω2 Im-Axis Im-Axis Im-Axis -ω2 Re-Axis Re-Axis Re-Axis -ω1 -ωn A real-valued function in time implies that G(-f) = G*(f)


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