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Fourier Transform Tutorial Guide

This document contains practice problems related to the Fourier transform. It includes: 1) Deriving the Fourier transform of various signals. 2) Sketching functions related to the Fourier transform like the rectangular function and sinc function. 3) Applying properties of the Fourier transform like time-shifting, time-scaling, and duality. 4) Finding the Fourier transform of modulated signals using properties and the Fourier transform table. 5) Explaining the process of demodulating a modulated signal using multiplication and lowpass filtering. 6) Deriving the Fourier transform of the unit step function from first principles.

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Fourier Transform Tutorial Guide

This document contains practice problems related to the Fourier transform. It includes: 1) Deriving the Fourier transform of various signals. 2) Sketching functions related to the Fourier transform like the rectangular function and sinc function. 3) Applying properties of the Fourier transform like time-shifting, time-scaling, and duality. 4) Finding the Fourier transform of modulated signals using properties and the Fourier transform table. 5) Explaining the process of demodulating a modulated signal using multiplication and lowpass filtering. 6) Deriving the Fourier transform of the unit step function from first principles.

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E2.

5 Signals & Linear Systems

Tutorial Sheet 6 Fourier Transform

(Lectures 10 - 11)

1.* Derive the Fourier transform of the signals f(t) shown in Fig. Q1 (a) amd (b).

(a) (b)
Figure Q1

2.* Derive the inverse Fourier transform of the spectra shown in Fig. Q2 (a) and (b).

(a) (b)
Figure Q2

3.* Sketch the following functions:

a) t b) t 10
rect ( ) rect ( )
2 8

c) d) 10 .
sinc( ) sinc ( )
5 5

4.** Apply the duality property to the appropriate of the Fourier Transform table (Lec 10, slides 13-15), show that:
1 j
a) [ (t ) + ] u ( )
2 t
1
b) j sng( )
t
c) (t + T ) (t T ) 2 j sin(T )

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5.** The Fourier transform of the triangular pulse f(t) shown in Fig. Q5(a) is given to be:
1
F ( ) = (e j je j 1)
2
Use this information and the time-shifting and time-scaling properties, find the Fourier transforms of the signals
f1 (t ) to f5 (t ) shown in Fig. Q5 (b)-(f).

Fig. Q5

6.** The signals in Fig. Q6 (a)-(c) are modulated signals with carrier cos 10t. Find the Fourier transforms of these
signals using appropriate properties of the Fourier transform and the FT table given in Lecture 10, slides 13-15.
Sketch the amplitude and phase spectra for (a) and (b).

.
Fig. Q6

7.*** The process of recovering a signal f(t) from the modulated signal f(t)cos0t is called demodulation. Show that
the signal f(t)cos0t can be demodulated by multiplying it with 2cos0t and passing the product through a
lowpass filter of bandwidth W radians/sec. Assume that W < .

8.*** Derive from first principle the Fourier transform of the unit step function u(t).

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