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    Sec. 4.6 Tables of Fourier Properties and of Basic Fourier Transform Pairs

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    This document contains a table summarizing basic Fourier transform pairs. It lists common signals in the time domain and their corresponding representations in the frequency domain via the Fourier transform. Some examples given are: - An impulse signal δ(t) transforms to a constant 1 in the frequency domain. - A cosine signal cos(ω0t) transforms to the sum of Dirac delta functions centered at ±ω0. - A square wave repeating with period T transforms to a sum of sinc functions with frequencies that are integer multiples of 2π/T.

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    This document contains a table summarizing basic Fourier transform pairs. It lists common signals in the time domain and their corresponding representations in the frequency domain via the Fourier transform. Some examples given are: - An impulse signal δ(t) transforms to a constant 1 in the frequency domain. - A cosine signal cos(ω0t) transforms to the sum of Dirac delta functions centered at ±ω0. - A square wave repeating with period T transforms to a sum of sinc functions with frequencies that are integer multiples of 2π/T.

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    Sec. 4.

    6 Tables of Fourier Properties and of Basic Fourier Transform Pairs 329

    TABLE 4.2 BASIC FOURIER TRANSFORM PAIRS


    Fourier series coefficients
    Signal Fourier transform (if periodic)
    +oo +oo
    L akejkwot 27T L akB(w - kw 0 )
    k=-00 k=-00

    a1 = 1
    ak = 0, otherwise

    a1 = a-1 = 4
    coswot 1r[8(w - wo) + B(w + wo)]
    ak = 0, otherwise

    a1 = -a-1 = 2]I
    sinwot ~ [B(w - wo) - B(w + wo)]
    1 <lk = 0, otherwise
    ao = 1, ak = 0, k =F 0
    x(t) = 1 27T8(w) this is the Fourier series representation for)
    (any choice of T > 0

    Periodic square wave

    and
    !
    1, ltl < T1
    x(t) = 0, T1 < ltl ~ ~ ~ 2 sin kwoT1 !:.'( _ k )
    L
    k=-00 k
    u w w0
    woT1
    --
    7T
    .
    smc - - -
    (kwoT1 ) _ sin kwoT1
    7T
    k1r

    x(t + T) = x(t)

    L
    +oo
    B(t- nT) 27T
    T
    f
    k=-00
    8 (w- 27Tk)
    T
    ak =
    1
    T for all k

    1 ltl < T1 2sinwTJ


    x(t) { '
    0, ltl > T1 w

    sin Wt lwl < W


    X(jw)= { 1'
    7Tt 0, lwi>W

    B(t)

    1
    u(t) ~ + 1r8(w)
    JW

    B(t- to)

    a+ jw

    te-at u(t), CRe{a} >0


    (a+jw) 2

    tn-1 -at ()
    (n-l)!e u t,
    CRe{a} > 0 (a+jw)n

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