Chapter 4 The Frequency-Domain Analysis for Continuous Signals and Systems.pptVIP

ξ4.6.3 The Zero-State Response of f(t) y(t)=F-1{Y(jω)} f(t) → y(t) ejωt → H(jω)ejωt 1/(2π)F(jω)ejωtdω → 1/(2π)F(jω)H(jω)ejωtdω y(t)=f(t)*h(t) Y(jω)=F(jω) H(jω) Ex4.6.3: u0(t)=? Result: u0(t)=e-t/RCε(t) Ex4.6.4: y’(t)+2y(t)=f’(t)+f(t) 1) h(t)=? 2) f(t)=e-3tε(t) y(t)=? Result: 1) h(t)=δ(t)-e-2tε(t) 2) y(t)=(2e-3t-e-2t) ε(t) f(t) s(t) y(t) w H(jw) -3 0 3 1 Result: Ex4.6.5 F(jw) S(jw) Y(jw) X(jw) w F(jw) -2 0 2 w X(jw) -5 -3 -1 0 1 3 5 w Y(jw) -5 -3 -1 0 1 3 5 12 ξ4.6.4 No Distortion Transmission Linear Distortion Nonlinear Distortion: f Changed | H(jω)|= k ψ(jω)=- ω*td y(t)=k*f(t-td) Y(jω)=k* e-jωtd F(jω) H(jω)= k* e-jωtd y ξ4.6.5 Ideal Lowpass Filter H(jω)= e-jωtd |ω|=ωc H(jω)= 0 |ω|ωc h(t)= ωc/π Sa(ωc (t-td))  High frequency restrain Anti_causal not realization Ex4.6.6: f(t)=ε(t) H(jω ) ideal lowpass filter y(t)=? ξ4.7 The Sampling Theorem  of Continuous System ξ4.7.1 The Sampling Theorem fs (t) =f(t) s(t) Nyquist rate: 2 fmax T≤ 1/(2fmax) f ≥2 fmax Under sampling : aliasing ξ4.7.2 Reconstruction of a Signal from Its Samples H(jω)=T G2ωm(ω) f(t)=fs(t)*h(t) 13 Typical DSP system 作业： 4.7 b） 4.11 4.13 a） c） 4.14 d） f） 4.17 1） 4.18 3） 4.20 3） 4.21 3） 4.30 2） 4.39 4.52 * Chapter 4 The Frequency-Domain Analysis for Continuous Signals and Systems ξ4.1 Fourier Series Representation ξ4.1.1 Linear Combinations of Harmonically Related Complex Exponential f(t)=f(t + T) Ω=2π/T If f(t) is real f(t)=f*(t) Fn = F-n*= |Fn| ejΨ Then Ex4.1.1: F0=1/2 F1=F-1=1/π F2=F-2=0 F3=F-3=-1/(3π) F4=F-4=0 F5=F-5=1/(5π) f(t)=? ξ4.1.2 Determination of Fourier Series = FkT n=0,1,2.. f(t) :real n=1,2,… Fn=(an-jbn)/2 Ex4.1.2: f1(t)=Acosωt , f2(t)=Asinωt f1(t),f2(t) Fourier Series? Ex4.1.4: f(t