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TN 223 Lecture 4

Lecture #4 covers the Fourier Series, including both trigonometric and exponential forms, and their properties in the analysis of linear time-invariant (LTI) systems. It explains how periodic signals can be expressed as linear combinations of sinusoids and complex exponentials, detailing the determination of Fourier coefficients. Additionally, the lecture discusses the amplitude and phase spectra of periodic signals, emphasizing the discrete nature of frequency spectra.

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TN 223 Lecture 4

Lecture #4 covers the Fourier Series, including both trigonometric and exponential forms, and their properties in the analysis of linear time-invariant (LTI) systems. It explains how periodic signals can be expressed as linear combinations of sinusoids and complex exponentials, detailing the determination of Fourier coefficients. Additionally, the lecture discusses the amplitude and phase spectra of periodic signals, emphasizing the discrete nature of frequency spectra.

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TN 207

DETERMINISTIC SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS

LECTURE #4
Fourier Series - I
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Lecture #4 Layout

► Introduction
► Trigonometric Fourier Series
► Exponential Fourier Series
► Properties of Exponential Fourier Series
► Discrete Spectra

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Introduction
► Analysis of LTI systems is simplified by
expressing input signals as a linear
combination of basic signals.

 Example:

x t    x    t    d


where: x   is the coefficient of expansion

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  t    is delayed basic (unit impulse) signal
Introduction
► Output of an LTI system to an arbitrary
input signal is a linear combination of
outputs due to basic signals.

 Example:

y t    x   h  t    d


where: h   is the output of the system due to


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basic signal, i.e., impulse response.
Introduction
► Expressing a signal as a linear combination
of complex exponential basic signal assists
in the analysis, design and understanding of
LTI systems.

► Output signal y(t) of an LTI system with


impulse response h  t  in response to a
complex exponential signal x  t   e st.
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Introduction

y t    h   x  t    d


 h   e
s  t  
 d


 h   e
s
e st
d


 e H s
st

H  s  is the eigenvalue of the LTI system.


e st is the eigenfunction of the LTI system.
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Introduction
 For a general signal

x t   ae
k 
k
sk t

 The output becomes



y t    k  k
a H
k 
s e sk t


where H  sk    h   e
sk
d

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Introduction

 Recall: A signal x  t  is periodic if for all t


there exists a constant T0 such that

x  t   x  t  nT0  n  0

Constant T0 is the fundamental period of the signal


x  t  , f 0  1/ T0 is the fundamental frequency and
0  2 f 0 .
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Trigonometric Fourier Series
 A periodic signal x  t  with fundamental
frequency f 0 can be expressed as a linear
combination of sinusoids of frequencies nf 0
, n  1,2,...,  .

x t   a0    an cos  n0t   bn sin  n0t  ,
n 1

0  2 f 0
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Trigonometric Fourier Series
 This is called a trigonometric Fourier series
representation of x  t  . The constants an
and bn are the Fourier coefficients.

 The Fourier Series coefficients a0 is


determined by integrate both sides with
respect to t over T0

t0 T0
1
T0  x  t dt  a
t0
0

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Trigonometric Fourier Series
 Determination of the Fourier Series
coefficients an

 Multiply both sides of the expansion by


cos  k 0t 

x  t  cos  k 0t   a0 cos  k0t  


  an cos  n 0t  cos  k0t   
 
n 1  bn sin  n 0t  cos  k 0t 


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Trigonometric Fourier Series
 Integrating both sides with respect to t
over the fundamental period T0

2 t0 T0
an   x  t  cos  n 0t  dt
T0 t0

 Determination of the Fourier Series


coefficients bn

 Multiply both sides of the expansion by


sin  k 0t 
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Trigonometric Fourier Series
x  t  sin  k 0t   a0 sin  k 0t  
  an cos  n 0t  sin  k0t   
 
n 1  bn sin  n 0t  sin  k 0t 


 Integrating both sides with respect to t


over the fundamental period T0

2 t0 T0
bn   x  t  sin  n 0t  dt
T0 t0

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Trigonometric Fourier Series
 Summary

x  t   a0    an cos  n 0t   bn sin  n 0t  
n 1

t0 T0
1 2
x  t dt  a0 , an 
t0 T0

T0 
t0 T0  t0
x  t  cos  n 0t  dt

2 t0 T0
bn   x  t  sin  n 0t  dt
T0 t0

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Trigonometric Fourier Series
► Example: Find a trigonometric Fourier Series
representation of a periodic rectangular
pulses train below.
x t 

T0  T40 0 T0
4 T0 t

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Exponential Fourier Series
 From trigonometry identities, it can be
shown that

an cos  n 0t   bn sin  n 0t   Cn cos  n 0t   n 

 bn 
Cn  a  b ,  n  tan  
2 2 1
n n
 an 
 Harmonic form Fourier series of x  t  is
derived from the above relationship as

x  t   C0   Cn cos  n 0t   n 
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Exponential Fourier Series
 Noting that

e jn0t  e  jn0t e jn0t  e  jn0t


cos  n0t   , sin  n0t  
2 2j

 Complex exponential Fourier series


representation of a periodic signal x  t  with
fundamental angular frequency 0  2 f0 is
expressed as

x t    n
c e
n 
jn0t

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Exponential Fourier Series
 The constants cn are the complex Fourier
coefficients and are obtained by

1 t0 T0
cn   x  t e  jn0t dt
T0 t0

1 t0 T0
c0   x  t dt
T0 t0

 If x  t  is real, then


c n  c n
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Exponential Fourier Series
 Relationship between the complex Fourier
coefficients cn and the Fourier coefficients
an and bn .
an  jbn an  jbn
cn  , c n 
2 2

 For x  t  real an and bn are also real such


that

an  2 Re  cn  , bn  2 Im  cn 
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Properties of Fourier Series
 Properties of complex Fourier series

 If x  t  is real, then
cn  c n  cn  c n ,  n  n

 If x  t  is real and even, such that


x  t   x  t  , then
Im  cn   0

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Properties of Fourier Series
 If x  t  is real and odd, such that
x  t    x  t  , then

Re  cn   0

 Linearity Property:
If z  t    x  t    y  t  , T0  T0  T0 , then
x y

cnz   cnx   cny

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Properties of Fourier Series
 Time Shift Property: If z  t   x  t  t0 ,
then
cnz  e jn0t0 cnx

 Frequency Shifting Property: If


z  t   e jk t x  t  , then
0

cnz  c n k 
x

 Time Differentiation Property: If


d
z  t   x  t  , then cnz  jn0cnx
dt

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Properties of Fourier Series
 Time Integration Property: If
t
z  t    x   d  , then

cnx
cnz 
jn 0

 Multiplication Property:

If z  t   x  t  y  t  , T0  T0  T0 , then
x y

cnz  c
k 
c
k y ( n k )x cny  cnx

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Properties of Fourier Series
Parseval’s Theorem: If x  t  is a periodic
signal with period T0 , then the average
normalized power P of the signal is given by
T0 2 2

1
P
T0  x t  dt  c
n 
n
0

2
cn is the discrete power spectrum.

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Discrete Spectra
 The complex Fourier coefficients cn are in
general complex and can be expressed as

cn  cn e jn

 The amplitude spectrum of the period


signal x  t  is a plot of cn versus the angular
frequency  .

 The phase spectrum of the period signal


x  t  is a plot of n versus the angular
frequency  .
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Discrete Spectra
 The frequency and phase spectra of a
periodic signal x  t  with fundamental
angular frequency 0 are defined only at
discrete frequencies n0 , n  0, 1, 2,...

 They are referred to as discrete frequency


spectra or line spectra.

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Discrete Spectra
► Example: Magnitude and phase spectra of a
sine signal x  t   sin 0t 


1 j0t 1  j0t
sin 0t   e  e   ck e j0 kt

2j 2j k 

1 1
c1  , c1   , ck  0 k  1 or  1.
2j 2j

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Discrete Spectra
Magnitude and Phase Spectra
ck
1
2

 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 k
k

2
 3 2 1
0 1 2 3 k
2
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Discrete Spectra
► Find magnitude and phase spectra of a
 
signal x  t   1  sin 0t   2cos 0t   cos  20t  
 4
1 j0t  j0t
x t   1 
2j

e e  
 e j0t  e j0t 
+ e
2  e 
1 j0t  4   j0t  4 

 1  j0t  1   j0t
 1  1   e  1   e
 2j  2j
 1 j 4   j 20t  1  j 4    j 20t
  e e  e e
2  2 
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Discrete Spectra

x t   ce
k 
k
j0 kt

c0  1
 1  1  1  1
c1  1    1  j, c1  1    1  j
 2j 2  2j 2
1 j 4  2 1 j  4  2
c2  e  1  j  , c2  e  1  j 
2 4 2 4
ck  0, for k  2
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Discrete Spectra
Magnitude and Phase Spectra
ck

4  3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 k
k

4  3 2 1
1 0 2 3 4 k

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Trigonometric Fourier Series
► Example: Find the complex exponential
Fourier Series of a periodic rectangular pulses
train below.
x t 

T0  T40 0 T0
4 T0 t

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Reading Assignment
► A.V. Oppenheim and A.S. Willsky, “Signals and
Systems”, Prentice-Hall International, Inc., Chapter
3, pp. 177-205.

► B.P. Lathi, “Modern Digital and Analog


Communication Systems”, Oxford University Press,
Chapter 2, pp. 44-62.

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