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Recommended

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  • or
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  • or
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DSP Fundamentals - 101 - Fourier Analysis (members only) Download a printable PDF
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A pulse train is a very useful signal, so it's a good idea to understand the Fourier series coefficients for this signal.

In this case, we define the pulse to have a width of T1 (several books use a width of 2T1, but I find that T1 is a little more revealing).

In essence the Fourier series coefficients are the values of a sinc function.

This function will come in very useful in several situations, so it's a good idea to get to know it.



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