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Fourier Transforms
X ( f ) = x ( t ) exp ( j 2 ft ) dt
x ( t ) = X ( f ) exp ( j 2 ft ) df
where
= 2 f
Dirichlets Conditions
Within a finite time interval, x(t) is singlevalued.
x(t) is absolutely integrable, meaning
x ( t ) dt <
Within a finite time interval, x(t) has a finite
number of minima and maxima.
Within a finite time interval, x(t) has a finite
number of discontinuities and these
discontinuities are finite.
Example 1
Find the Fourier Transforms of (t) and (t a).
X 1 ( f ) = ( t ) exp ( j 2 ft ) dt
X1 ( f ) = 1
Therefore,
(t ) 1
X 2 ( f ) = ( t a ) exp ( j 2 ft ) dt
X 2 ( f ) = exp ( j 2 fa )
( t a ) exp ( j 2 fa )
Example 2
Find the Fourier Transform of the function:
x (t )
A
t
b
As a function x(t):
x (t ) = A
b2 t b2
Example 2
Solution:
X ( f ) = A
2
b
2
exp ( j 2 ft ) dt
b
A
=
exp ( j 2 ft ) b2
2
j 2 f
A
=
e j fb e j fb )
(
j 2 f
A e j fb e j fb
=
2j
f
sin fb
= Ab
= Absinc ( fb )
fb
Example 3
Find the Fourier Transform of the function:
x (t )
As a function x(t):
2t + 2 1 t < 0
x (t ) =
2t + 2 0 < t 1
Example 3
Solution:
e j 2 f
1
1
e j 2 f
X(f )=
+
+
+
j f 2 2 f 2 2 2 f 2 j f 2 2 f 2 2 2 f 2
1
1
1 e j 2 f + e j 2 f
= 2 2 2 2
2
f
f
1 cos 2 f
=
2f 2
2
sin f
sin 2 f
2
2sinc
= 2 2 2 = 2
=
f
f
f
Example 4
Find the Fourier Transform of
x ( t ) = e cos 3tu ( t )
t
Solution:
Using the properties of the unit step function, the
Fourier Transform is given by
X(f)=
t
j 2 ft
e
cos
3
t
e
dt
(
)
Example 4
Solution:
e cos 3tu ( t )
t
1 + j 2 f
2
1
+
j
2
f
+
3
(
)
2