03 Fourier Representation of Signals and LTI Systems Part03 Annotated G1
03 Fourier Representation of Signals and LTI Systems Part03 Annotated G1
Michael Ibrahim
Fall 2023
´1
Nÿ
xrns “ XrksejkΩo n
k“0
N ´1
1 ÿ
Xrks “ xrnse´jkΩo n
N n“0
We say that xrns and Xrks are a DTFS pair and denote this
relationship as
DT F S ; Ωo
xrns ÐÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÝÑ Xrks
example
Find the DTFS of the signal xrns shown below
Solution:
N “5
2π
Ωo “
5
example
2
1 ÿ
Xrks “ xrnse´jkΩo n
5 n“´2
„ ˆ ˙ ȷ
1 1 jkΩo 1 ´jkΩo
“ e `1` ´ e
5 2 2
1
“ r1 ` jsinpkΩo qs
5„ ˆ ˙ȷ
1 2π
“ 1 ` jsin k
5 5
example
Find the DTFS of
´ πn ¯
xrns “ cos `ϕ
3
by inspection.
Solution:
π 2π
Ωo “ “
3 6
N “6
Example
´ πn ¯
xrns “ cos `ϕ
3
1 ” j p πn `ϕq ı
` e´j p 3 `ϕq
πn
“ e 3
2
1 jϕ j πn 1 ´jϕ ´j πn
“ e e 3 ` e e 3
2 2
1 jϕ jΩo n 1 ´jϕ ´jΩo n
“ e e ` e e
lo2omoon 2omoon
lo
Xr1s Xr´1s
Example
$
’ 1 ´jϕ
’
’
’ e k “ ´1
DT F S; π3
&2
xrns ÐÝÝÝÝÑ Xrks “ 1 ejϕ k“1
’
’ 2
’
’
%
0 otherwise on ´ 2 ď k ď 3
Solution:
N ´1
1 ÿ
Xrks “ xrnse´jkΩo n
N n“0
N ´1
1 ÿ
“ δrnse´jkΩo n
N n“0
1
“
N
Michael Ibrahim ECE 251: Signals & Systems Fundamentals 15/69
The Discrete-Time Fourier Series (DTFS)
The Discrete-Time Fourier Transform (DTFT)
Properties of the DTFT
Summary of the Four Fourier Representations
Example
Find the time-domain signal xrns from its DTFS coefficients
shown in the figure in the next slide.
Example
L
1 ÿ ´j 2π kn
Xrks “ e N , Let m = n+L
N n“´L
2L
1 ÿ ´j 2π kpm´Lq
“ e N
N m“0
2L
1 j 2π kL ÿ ´j 2π km
“ e N e N
N m“0
2π
1 j 2π kL 1 ´ e´j N kp2L`1q
“ e N 2π
N 1 ´ e´j N k
Michael Ibrahim ECE 251: Signals & Systems Fundamentals 20/69
The Discrete-Time Fourier Series (DTFS)
The Discrete-Time Fourier Transform (DTFT)
Properties of the DTFT
Summary of the Four Fourier Representations
Example
Note that
´ ¯ θ
´ θ θ
¯
1 ´ e´jθ “ e´j 2 ej 2 ´ e´j 2
ˆ ˙
´j θ2 θ
“ 2je sin
2
Example
` ˘
1 j 2π kpL´ 2L`1 ` 1 q sin 2π N k 2L`1
2
Xrks “ e N 2 2 ` ˘
N sin 2π N k2
1
` ˘
1 j 2π kp0q sin 2π N k 2L`1
2
“ e N ` ˘
N sin 2π N k2
1
$1
’
& N p2L ` 1q
’ k “ 0, ˘N, ˘2N, ˘3N, ...
“ ` ˘
’
’ 1 sin 2π N k 2L`1
% ` 2π 21 ˘ Otherwise
N sin N k 2
Example
For L “ 2 and N “ 10
DT F T ` ˘
xrns ÐÝÝÝÝÝÝÑ X ejΩ
ż
1 ` ˘
xrns “ X ejΩ ejΩn dΩ ð Inverse DTFT
2π 2π
and
8
ÿ
` ˘
X ejΩ “ xrnse´jΩn ð DTFT
n“´8
ñ
´ ¯ 8
ÿ
X ejpΩ`2πq “ xrnse´jpΩ`2πqn
n“´8
ÿ8
“ xrnse´jΩn eloomoon
´j2πn
n“´8 “1
8
ÿ
“ xrnse´jΩn
n“´8
` jΩ ˘
“X e
` ˘
That is; X ejΩ is periodic in Ω with period of 2π.
Hence, we can say that The spectrum of discrete-time
nonperiodic signal xrns is periodic in frequency Ω with period
of 2π.
` ˘
Therefore in order to emphasize the periodicity of X ejΩ we
write it as a function of ejΩ not just jΩ.
For continuous-time signal this is NOT the case since e´j2πt
is not equal to unity since t is not always integer.
Remember
$
8
ÿ & 1 |r| ă 1
r “ 1´r
n
%
n“0 8 |r| ě 1
and
$
&1 ´ r
N
´1
Nÿ
r‰1
rn “ 1´r
%
n“0 N r“1
Example
Find the DTFT of the sequence xrns “ αn urns
Solution:
ÿ8 ÿ8
` ˘
X ejΩ “ xrnse´jΩn “ αn urnse´jΩn
n“´8 n“´8
ÿ8 8
ÿ
n ´jΩn
` ˘2
“ α e “ αe´jΩ
n“0 n“0
1
“ |αe´jΩ | ă 1
1 ´ αe´jΩ
1
“ |α| ă 1
1 ´ αe´jΩ
Example
ˆ ˙
␣ ` ˘( α sinpΩq
arg X ejΩ “ ´atan |α| ă 1
1 ´ α cospΩq
` ˘
Note that X ejΩ is periodic in Ω with period of 2π.
` ˘ 1 ´ e´jΩp2M `1q
X ejΩ “ ejΩM
1 ´ e´jΩ
e ´jΩp2M `1q{2 ejΩp2M `1q{2 ´ e´jΩp2M `1q{2
“ ejΩM
e´jΩ{2 ejΩ{2 ´ e´jΩ{2
` ˘ 2jsinpΩp2M ` 1q{2q
X ejΩ “
2jsinpΩ{2q
sinpΩp2M ` 1q{2q
“
sinpΩ{2q
Example
For zero-crossings
Ωp2M ` 1q
“ ˘π, ˘2π, ˘3π, ...,
2
˘2π ˘4π ˘6π
Ω“ , , , ...,
2M ` 1 2M ` 1 2M ` 1
except at Ω “ 0, ˘2π, ˘4π, ...
Example
#
|Ω| ă W 1
Find the IDTFT of XpejΩ q “
0 W ă |Ω| ă π
Solution:
ż ż
1 ` jΩ ˘ jΩn 1 π ` ˘
xrns “ X e e dΩ “ X ejΩ ejΩn dΩ
2π 2π 2π ´π
żW
1 1 1 jW n
“ ejΩn dΩ “ pe ´ e´jW n q
2π ´W 2π jn
ˆ ˙
1 1 1 W W
“ 2jsinpW nq “ sinpW nq “ sinc n
2π jn πn π π
Example
Using L’Hoptial rule at n “ 0
W
xr0s “
π
Example
xrns “ δrns
8
ÿ
XpejΩ q “ xrnse´jΩn “ 1
n“´8
Example
xrns “ δrn ´ No s
8
ÿ
XpejΩ q “ xrnse´jΩn “ e´jΩNo
n“´8
Example
8
ÿ
XpejΩ q “ δpΩ ´ 2πkq
k“´8
żπ
1 1
xrns “ δpΩqejΩn dΩ “
2π ´π 2π
Example
Example
Example
Linearity
DT F T
xrns ÐÝÝÝÑ XpejΩ q
and that
DT F T
yrns ÐÝÝÝÑ Y pejΩ q
Then
DT F T
zrns “ axrns ` byrns ÐÝÝÝÑ ZpejΩ q “ aXpejΩ q ` bY pejΩ q
Time Shift:
If we know that
DT F T
xrns ÐÝÝÝÑ XpejΩ q
then
xrn ´ no s ÐÝÝÝÑ e´jΩno XpejΩ q
DT F T
Example
Example
Frequency Shift:
If we know that
DT F T
xrns ÐÝÝÝÑ XpejΩ q
then ´ ¯
jΩo n DT F T jpΩ´Ωo q
e xrns ÐÝÝÝÑ X e
Example
Example
Convolution Property
If we know that
DT F T
xrns ÐÝÝÝÑ XpejΩ q
and that
DT F T
hrns ÐÝÝÝÑ HpejΩ q
Then
Convolution Property
Example
Convolution Property
Example
Convolution Property
Example
Convolution Property
Example
Convolution Property
Example
Convolution Property
Example
Convolution Property
Example
Find the frequency response of the following systems:
1
1
y1 rns “ pxrns ` xrn ´ 1sq
2
2
1
y2 rns “ pxrns ´ xrn ´ 1sq
2
Convolution Property
Example
Solution: 1.)
1` ˘
Y1 pejΩ q “ XpejΩ q ` e´jΩ XpejΩ q
2
1 ` ˘
“ XpejΩ q 1 ` e´jΩ
2
1 ´ ¯
“ XpejΩ qe´jΩ{2 ejΩ{2 ` e´jΩ{2
2
“ XpejΩ qe´jΩ{2 cospΩ{2q
Convolution Property
Example
Solution: 1.)
Y1 pejΩ q
H1 pejΩ q “
XpejΩ q
“ e´jΩ{2 cospΩ{2q
Please note that we would have achieved the same result if we find
the DTFT of the impulse response
1
h1 rns “ pδrns ` δrn ´ 1sq
2
Convolution Property
Example
Solution: 2.)
1` ˘
Y2 pejΩ q “ XpejΩ q ´ e´jΩ XpejΩ q
2
1 ` ˘
“ XpejΩ q 1 ´ e´jΩ
2
1 ´ ¯
“ XpejΩ qe´jΩ{2 ejΩ{2 ´ e´jΩ{2
2
“ jXpejΩ qe´jΩ{2 sinpΩ{2q
Convolution Property
Example
Solution: 2.)
Y2 pejΩ q
H2 pejΩ q “
XpejΩ q
“ je´jΩ{2 sinpΩ{2q
Please note that we would have achieved the same result if we find
the DTFT of the impulse response
1
h2 rns “ pδrns ´ δrn ´ 1sq
2
Convolution Property
Example
Parseval’s Relation
8
ÿ ż
1 ˇ ` jω ˘ˇ2
Ex “ |xrns| “ 2 ˇX e ˇ dω
n“´8
2π 2π