x F x x e F x ' i N F x iω F x k F x R iQ R Q F x ' iω F x iω R iQ ω (Q iR x
x F x x e F x ' i N F x iω F x k F x R iQ R Q F x ' iω F x iω R iQ ω (Q iR x
2 πk
Since F k ( x n ' ) =i F ( x )=iω F k ( x n ), if the k -th coefficient can be expressed in
N k n
F k ( x n ) =Rk +iQ k for some Rk and Q k , then
F k ( x n ' ) =iω F k ( xn ) =iω ( R k +iQ k )
¿−ω(Q k −i R k ).
Hence, by inverse Fourier Transform, the derivatives of x n can be easily derived from the
above Goertzel Filter once the real part and imaginary parts of the sequence is
determined.
For the relationship between Fourier Transform of a function x (t ) and its derivatives
x ’ (t) , this is illustrated as below,
∞ ∞ ∞
dx dx −iωt ∞
Fω( ) =∫
dt −∞ dt
e dt= x e−iω|−∞−∫ x (−iω e−iωt ) dt=iω ∫ x e−iωt dt
−∞ −∞
dx
F ( )=iω F ( x )
ω ω
dt