Signal Representation Using Fourier Series
Signal Representation Using Fourier Series
(BENT 3733)
LABORATORY SESSION 2
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THEORY :
From the figure of frequency domain signal that shows the Fourier
series of square wave in time domain signal, the Fourier series will take the periodic
signal of x(t) with period T and frequency , ωo that will expressed as an infinite sum
of sine and cosine function.
Where ao, an and bn are the coefficient of the Fourier series and can be calculated as :
DC component
Fourier coefficient
Fourier coefficient
Beside, the Fourier series also can be compute in amplitude phase as shown below
3) The signal up to 5th harmonic for amplitude and phase spectrum was draw and the
plotted
RESULT :
From this experiment, a square signal was given in this signal representation
using Fourier series. First, we calculated the Fourier coefficient and find out the
trigonometric Fourier series. After that, we tried to plotted the amplitude and phase
spectra of the signal up to 5th harmonic. From this calculation, we assumed that the
signal are in even symmetry because the value of bn = 0. Next, we used the MATLAB
to observed the signal of amplitude and phase spectrum. By using the coding given,
we reproduce the original signal up to 5th harmonic using N1=5. Then, we repeated
again the experiments up to the maximum harmonic value of N1=21 and N1=191 to
differentiate every waveform and make our understanding in Fourier series more
better.
For this experimental result, we analyzed and observe the amplitude and phase
spectrum for every value of N1. As we observe the waveform, the signal tends to
reconstructed slightly like the original waveform as the number of harmonic we used
gets more higher. But, there is a ripple in every waveform at discontinuities. The
ripple did become more narrow as the number of harmonic we used get more higher,
but when we tried to maximum number of harmonic the ripple doesn’t remove and
remain stay a little bit at waveform. From that, we seen that the width slowly become
closer to zero and we can understand that the signal reconstructed is not exact as its
roughly follow like the original. This signal was fluctuates and it called as Gibbs
Phenomenon and happens when the Fourier series has large oscillation around jump
discontinuities.
Finally, we clearly see that as the number of harmonic used increase, the value
at every point of phase and amplitude spectrum also increased. The higher the
frequency, the signal became more resemble to original waveform.
CONCLUSION :
REFERENCES :
1) https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Signals_and_Systems/Fourier_Series
2) http://www.dspguide.com/ch13/4.htm
3) https://www.seas.upenn.edu/~kassam/tcom370/n99_2B.pdf