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The document discusses Fourier analysis and Fourier transforms. Some key points covered include: 1) The Fourier transform decomposes a function of time (f(t)) into the frequencies that make it up. 2) The Fourier transform of a function (F(ω)) is defined as the integral of the function multiplied by a complex exponential. 3) The Fourier transform is useful for analyzing signals that are periodic or repeat over time, as it allows the signal to be represented as a combination of different frequency waves.

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Congthucthht

The document discusses Fourier analysis and Fourier transforms. Some key points covered include: 1) The Fourier transform decomposes a function of time (f(t)) into the frequencies that make it up. 2) The Fourier transform of a function (F(ω)) is defined as the integral of the function multiplied by a complex exponential. 3) The Fourier transform is useful for analyzing signals that are periodic or repeat over time, as it allows the signal to be represented as a combination of different frequency waves.

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f ( t )  f (t  T )  a 0  a n
cos( n0 t )  bn sin( n0 t )
n 1

 

f (t )  D e n
jn 0 t
 D0  D e n
jn 0 t
 D n e
 jn 0 t

n   n 1

T T
1 2
 0T  2 , a 0 =
T
 f (t ) dt , a n
=
T
 f (t ) cos( n t ) dt 0

0 0

an  jbn
T T
2 1
 
 jn 0 t
bn = f (t ) sin( n 0 t ) dt , Dn = f (t ) e dt 
T 0
T 0
2
T /2 T /2
2 4
f (t )  f ( t ), a 0 =
T
 f (t ) dt , a n =
T
 f ( t ) cos( n0 t ) dt , bn =0
0 0

T /2
4
f (t )   f ( t )  a n =0, b n =
T
 f (t ) sin( n 0 t ) dt
0
  
1
 F ( )e  
j t  jt
f (t )  d   F ( )  f (t )e dt dk f (t ) dt bi chan
2   

TC 1Tuyen tinh c1f1  c 2f 2  c1F1  c 2 F2


2Dich TS f(t)e j0t  F (  0 )
3Dich TG f(t-T)  F ( )e  jT
1 
4Ty le TG f(at)  F ( )
a a
5Fourier TC f1  f 2  F1 ( ).F2 ( )
1
6Fourier T f1. f 2  F1 ( )  F2 ( )
2
d n f(t)
7Fourier DH  ( j ) n F ( )
dt
n
t d n F( )
8DH Fourier   f(t) 
 j d n
9Doi ngau  f(t)  F( )    F(t)  2 f(- ) 
 
1
 
2 2
10Paserval Ef  f (t ) dt  F ( ) d 

2 
1  2 ( )
 ( )  1
1
u (t )   ( ) 
j
1
e  at u (t )  (a>0)
j  a
t  T 
rect( )  T sin c  
T  2 
t T  T 
 ( )  sin c 2  
T 2  4 
cos(0t )   ( (  0 )   (  0 ))

sin(0t )  ( (  0 )   (  0 ))
j
1
f (t ) cos(0t )  ( F (  0 )  F (  0 ))
2
1
f (t ) sin(0t )  ( F (  0 )  F (  0 ))
2j
 
1
  0
 st
f (t )  F ( s )e st
d  F ( s )  f (t ) e dt
2 j 
TC 1Tuyen tinh c1f1  c 2f 2  c1 F1  c 2 F2
2Dich anh f(t)e  at  F ( s  a)
3Dich TG f(t-T)u(t-T)  F ( s)e  sT
1 s
4Ty le TG f(at)  F( )
a a
d n f(t) n 1
( n  2) ( n 1)
5Laplace DH n
 s F ( s)  s f (0)..  s f (0)  f (0)
n

dt
6Laplace TC f1  f 2  F1 ( s).F2 ( s )
1
7Laplace T f1. f 2  F1 ( s)  F2 ( s)
2 j
d n F(s )
8DH Laplace ( t ) f(t)  n

ds n
 (t )  1
1
u (t ) 
s
1
tu (t )  2
s
 at 1
e u (t ) 
sa
s
cos(t )u (t ) 
s2   2

sin(t )u (t )  2
s  2

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