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    The document presents a trigonometric signal in four different forms: trigonometric, polar, exponential, and spectral. It defines the signal x(t) with fundamental frequencies of 10 Hz and 30 Hz, and provides the coefficients for the trigonometric, polar, and exponential representations of the signal. It then describes the spectra of a square wave signal.

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    The document presents a trigonometric signal in four different forms: trigonometric, polar, exponential, and spectral. It defines the signal x(t) with fundamental frequencies of 10 Hz and 30 Hz, and provides the coefficients for the trigonometric, polar, and exponential representations of the signal. It then describes the spectra of a square wave signal.

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    The document presents a trigonometric signal in four different forms: trigonometric, polar, exponential, and spectral. It defines the signal x(t) with fundamental frequencies of 10 Hz and 30 Hz, and provides the coefficients for the trigonometric, polar, and exponential representations of the signal. It then describes the spectra of a square wave signal.

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    Trigonometric form: f1 = 10 Hz, f3 = 30 Hz

    x (t )=2+5 cos ( 20 πt ) +12 sin ( 20 πt )−3 cos ( 60 πt ) + 4 sin ( 60 πt )

    A0 = 2
    A 1= 5 B1= 12 C1 =13 θ1=−67.38°

    A3= -3 B 3= 4 C3 =5 θ3 =−126.87 °

    X1 = (5 – j12)/2; x3 = (-3 – j4)/2

    Polar form:
    x (t )=2+13 cos ( 20 πt−67.38 ° ) +5 cos ( 60 πt °−126.87 ° )
    Exponential form:
    x1 = (5 – j12)/2; x3 = (-3 – j4)/2

    j 20(1)πt j 20 (−1 )πt j20 (3 )πt j 20 (−3)πt


    x (t )=2+ 0.5 (5− j12 ) e +0.5 ( 5+ j12 ) e +0.5 (−3− j 4 ) e +0.5 (−3+ j 4 )e

    x (t )=2+ 0.5 ( 13 e− j 67.38 ° ) e j 20 πt +0.5 ( 13 e j 67.38 ° ) e− j 20 πt +0.5 ( 5 e− j 126.87° ) e j 60 πt + 0.5 ( 5 e j 126.87° ) e− j60 πt

    j 20 πt− j 67.38 ° − j 20 πt + j67.38 ° j 60 πt − j 126.87° − j 60 πt+ j 126.87°


    x (t )=2+ 6.5 e +6.5 e +2.5 e +2.5 e

    j(20 πt−67.38 °) − j(20 πt−67.38 °) j (60 πt−126.87° ) − j (60 πt −126.87 °)


    x (t )=2+ 6.5 e +6.5 e +2.5 e + 2.5 e
    x (t )=2+13 cos ( 20 πt−67.38 ° ) +5 cos ( 60 πt−126.87 ° )

    Spectra of square wave:


    An = 0; Bn = 2(2)/πn=4 /πn odd n (1,3,5,7,9...)
    Xn = (0 - j2A/πn ¿/2
    Cn = 2(2)/πn θn =−90 °

    A0 = A/2
    A0 = 1 Volt
    Bn = 4/ πn odd n
    4 4 4 4
    x (t )=1+ sin ( wt ) + sin ( 3 wt ) + sin ( 5 wt )+ sin ( 7 wt ) +…
    π 3π 5π 7π
    4 4 4 4
    x (t )=1+ cos ( wt−90 ° )+ cos ( 3 wt−90 ° ) + cos ( 5 wt −90 ° ) + cos ⁡(7 wt −90 °)+…
    π 3π 5π 7π

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