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Department of Ece: Agnel Technical Educational Complex Assagao, Bardez-Goa. 403 507

The document contains a list of trigonometric formulas and equations related to signals and systems. Some key formulas include: 1) Trigonometric identities for sin(A+B), cos(A+B), sin(A-B), and cos(A-B) in terms of sinA, cosA, sinB, and cosB. 2) Representations of sin and cos in terms of exponential functions. 3) Relationships between sin, cos, and the unit circle. 4) Properties of signals including even and odd components, energy, power, impulse response, step response, and convolutions. 5) Fourier transform equations for continuous and discrete time signals

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Department of Ece: Agnel Technical Educational Complex Assagao, Bardez-Goa. 403 507

The document contains a list of trigonometric formulas and equations related to signals and systems. Some key formulas include: 1) Trigonometric identities for sin(A+B), cos(A+B), sin(A-B), and cos(A-B) in terms of sinA, cosA, sinB, and cosB. 2) Representations of sin and cos in terms of exponential functions. 3) Relationships between sin, cos, and the unit circle. 4) Properties of signals including even and odd components, energy, power, impulse response, step response, and convolutions. 5) Fourier transform equations for continuous and discrete time signals

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AGNEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND DESIGN

AGNEL TECHNICAL EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX


ASSAGAO, BARDEZ-GOA. 403 507
(Approved by AICTE, Affiliated to Goa University)
DEPARTMENT OF ECE
Trigonometric formula
sin( A  B)  sin A cos B  cos A sin B sin( A  B)  sin A cos B  cos A sin B
Cos ( A  B)  cos A cos B  sin A sin B cos ( A  B )  cos A cos B  sin A sin B
j  j j  j
e e e e
cos  sin 
2 2j
cos (  2 )  cos ( ) sin(  2 )  sin( )    
cos      sin( ) sin      cos( )
2  2 
cos 2   sin 2  1 cos ( )  cos ( ) sin(  )   sin( )
1  cos 2 1  cos 2
sin2  cos 2 
2 2
sin 2  2sin( )cos ( ) cos 2  1  2sin 2   2cos 2   1
2 sin A cos B  sin( A  B )  sin( A  B) 2 cos A cos B  cos( A  B )  cos( A  B )
2sin A sin B  cos( A  B)  cos( A  B )
 n 1 N 1 n 1  a N
 a  1  a   a 
n0 n0 1 a
x  a  ib Mag of x x  a 2  b 2 b
angle or phase of x x=tan 1  
a
Unit1 Equations and Formulas
Property/Signal Continuous Time Discrete Time
Even component x (t )  x (  t ) x ( n )  x (  n)
xe (t )  xe ( n ) 
2 2
Odd component x (t )  x ( t ) x (n)  x (n)
xo (t )  x0 ( n ) 
2 2
Energy  
E=  x (n)
2

2
E x(t ) dt joules joules
 n 

Power 1
T
1 N


2

T  2T 
2
P  lim x(t ) dt watts P= lim x(n) watts
N  2 N  1
T n  N

Unit impulse  (t ) = 1 t = 0  (n) = 1 n= 0


=0 t 0 =0 n 0
Unit step u (t ) = 1 t  0 u( n) = 1 n  0
= 0 t< 0 =0 n<0

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Unit ramp r (t ) = t t  0 r(n) = n n  0
= 0 t< 0 =0 n<0
Convolution  
y(t)=  x( )h(t  )dt y(n)=  x(k)h(n  k)
 k 

Stability  

 h( ) d   h(n) 
- n=-

Causality h(t)=0 for t<0 h[n]=0 for n<0


Step response t n

s(t)=  h( )d s[n]=  h(k )





Interconnection serial h(t)=h1(t)* h2(t) h[n]=h1[n]* h2[n]


Interconnection parallel h(t)=h1(t)+h2(t) h[n]=h1[n]+ h2[n]
Unit2 Equations and Formulas
Property/Signal Continuous Time Discrete Time
Analysis Equation 1
T
-jk t 2 1 N 1 2
a k   x(t) e dt,   a k   x[n]e  jk n ,  
T0 T N n 0 N
Synthesis Equation k= k=N 1 jkn
x(t)=  a e jk t x[n]=  ake
k= - k k= 0
Linearity Aa k  Bbk Aa k  Bbk
Time shifting jk to -jk n o
a e ,to-shifting unit ak e no-shifting unit
k
Time reversal a -k a -k If signal is real and even a k =a -k
If signal is real and odd a k =-a -k
Time scaling FS[x(ut)] =ak with period To/u FS[x[n/m]] =
ak ,periodic with period mN
Frequency Shifting jmt j mn
FS[e x(t)]  ak  m FS[e x(n)]=ak  m
Convolution FS(x(t)*y(t))=Ta k b k FS(x[n]*y[n])=Na k b k
Multiplication l  l 
FS(x(t)y(t))=  a l b k-l FS(x[n]y[n])=  a l b k-l
l  l 

Parsevals theorem k= 2 k=N-1 2


Pavg   a Pavg   a
k=- k k=0 k
Differentiation dx(t) FS Not Applicable
 jko ak
dt
Difference Not Applicable x[n]  x[ n  1] 
FS
1  e jk  ak
Conjugation If x(t) is real and even, ak=a*-k, ak If x(n) is real and even, ak=a*-k, ak is
is real and even. If x(t) is real and real and even. If x(n) is real and odd,
odd, ak=-a*-k, ak is purely ak=-a*-k, ak is purely imaginary and
imaginary and odd odd.

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Unit3 Equations and Formulas
Property/Signal Continuous Time Discrete Time
Analysis Equation 
-j
n 
X(j)   x (t) e t dt X(e j )   x[n]e
n 
 j n

-
Synthesis Equation 1

j t 1 jωn
x(t) 
2 
-
X(j)e d x[n] 
2 2
 X(e j ) e d

Linearity aX(j)+bY(j) aX(e j )+bY(e j )


Time shifting -j t 0 e  j no X(e j ) no-shifting unit
e X() ,to-shifting unit
Time reversal X (  j)
 -j 
X e
Time scaling 1 
X( ) a-scaling factor
a a
Frequency Shifting jmt j mn
FS[e x(t)]  ak  m FS[e x(n)]=ak  m
Convolution FT(x(t)*y(t))=X(j)Y(j) j   j  
FT(x[n]*y[n])=X  e Y  e 
   
Multiplication 1 1
FT(x(t)y(t))= (X(j)*Y(j)) FT(x[n]y[n])=  X(e j ) * Y (e j ) 
2 2
Parsevals theorem 1

1  j 2
  X(e ) d
2
E= X() d E=
2 - 2 -
Differentiation dx(t) FT Not Applicable
 jX()
dt
Difference Not Applicable x[n]  x[ n  1] 
FT
1  e j  X(e j )
Conjugation If x(t) is real and even, X(j) is If x(n) is real and even, X(e j ) is real
real and even. If x(t) is real and and even. If x(n) is real and odd,
odd, X(j) is also real and odd X(e j ) is real and odd.
Duality Property 2 x(-)  X(t )

Unit4

LAPLACE-TRANSFORM-

The laplace transform of x(t) L(x(t)) = X(s)=  x(t)e-st dt
-
S = σ + jΩ
   j
st 1
X(s)   x (t) e dt
-
ILT x(t) 
2 j  j
X(s)est ds

Signal LT
x(t )  e  at u (t ) 1
X ( s) 
sa

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x(t) = -e-at u(-t) a>0 1
X ( s)  s+a is negative
sa
x(t) = e at u(-t) a>0 1
X(s)= -
s-a
dx(t) sX ( s )  x(0)
dt
x(t-to) t
e-s 0 X(s)
st X ( s  so )
e- o x(t)
x(-t) X(-s)
 d 2 x(t )  s 2 X ( s )  sx (0) -x'(0)
 dt 2 
 
LT  -tx(t) dX(s)
ds
  t n x(t )  n
d X(s)
 
ds n
LT  x(t) * y(t)  X(s)Y(s)
Initial value theorem Final Value Theorem
lt lt
x(0)  s   sX ( s ) x ( )  s  0 sX ( s )
Common Laplace Transforms

Signal Transforms Signal Transforms


 (t ) 1 te at u(t) 1
 s  a 2
u(t) 1 t n eat u(t) n!
s ( s  a)n 1
e at u(t) 1 sin(t ) u(t) 
sa s 2  2
- e at u(-t) 1 cos(t ) u(t) s
sa s  2
2

e at u(-t) 1 e at sin(t ) u(t) 



sa (s  a)2  2
tu (t ) 1 e  at cos(t ) u(t) sa
s2 (s  a)2  2
t nu (t ) n!
s 1
n
Z TRANSORM-Analysis of Discrete Time System

The Z transform of x[n] Z(x[n]) = X(z)=  x[n]z  n
n 

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Signal ZT
δ[n] 1 ROC entire z plane
u[n] z
X(z) = , with ROC z  1
z 1
-u[-n-1] z
X(z) = , with ROC z  1
z 1
x[n]  a nu[n] z
X(z) = , with ROC z  a
za
x[n] =a n a <1 z z
 with ROC a< z  1/ a
z  a z  1/ a
x[n] = -a nu[n  1] z
with ROC z  a
za
nx[n] dX(z)
z
dz
nanu(n) az
z  a
2

sin o nu[ n]  sin o  z 1 ROC |z|>1


1  (2Coso ) z 1  z 2
r n sin o nu[ n] r  sin o  z 1
ROC |z|>r
1  (2rCoso ) z 1  r 2 z 2
cos o nu[n] 1   cos o  z 1
ROC |z|>1
1  (2Coso ) z 1  z 2
r n cos o nu[n] 1   r cos o  z 1
ROC |z|>r
1  (2rCoso ) z 1  r 2 z 2
ZT  x[n] * y[n] X(z)Y(z)
lt Final Value Theorem
Initial value theorem x[0]  z   X ( z ) lt
x()  z  1 [1  z 1 ] X ( z )

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