Si l d S tSignals and SystemsEE 112Lecture 15: Fourier Transform propertiesLecture 15: Fourier Transform propertiesKhosrow GhadiriElectrical Engineering Department Electrical Engineering Department San Jose State University© Khosrow GhadiriJean Baptiste Charles FourierJean Baptiste Charles Fourier (3/21/17685/16/1830)© Khosrow GhadiriJean Baptiste Charles Fourier (3/21/1768-5/16/1830)2Signal and System EE Dept. SJSUOutlineDefinitionDefinition Linearity Symmetry Time scaling Time shifting Time shifting Multiplication Frequency shifting Signal modulationTi diff ti ti Time differentiation Frequency differentiation Time integration Conjugation of time and frequency functions Time convolution Frequency convolution Area under Area under © Khosrow Ghadiri Parseval’s Theorem3Signal and System EE Dept. SJSUFourier transform properties: Linearity If F And a and b are any real or complex scalars, then ftF Fgt Gyp, Linearity: Proof: evaluating the Fourier transform ofGbFatgbtfaaftbgtg By linearity of integration fg jtaftbgtaftbgtedt Fyyg jt jta f t b g t a f t e dt b g t e dt Faft bgt aF bG F© Khosrow Ghadiri 4Signal and System EE Dept. SJSUaft bgt aF bG FExample: Application of Linearity Consider the below signal. Find its Fourier transform.gftft Let’s write as a linear combination of andttft Then 2sinc sincft t t t t f f FFFfttt f© Khosrow Ghadiri 5Signal and System EE Dept. SJSUsinc sincft t t t t f f FFFFourier transform properties Symmetry:yy If is the Fourier transform of , then, the symmetry property of the Fourier transform states that2FTFt FFft That is, if in , we replace with , we get the Fourier transform pair 2Ft FFt Proof: Since Then, 12jtftFed2jtft F d Interchanging and , we get 2jtft Fedt2FTjtfFte dft© Khosrow Ghadiri 6Signal and System EE Dept. SJSUffFourier transform properties Time scaling:g If is the Fourier transform of , and is a real constant, then, 1Fffat FFffta That is, the time scaling property of the Fourier transform states that if we replace the variable in the frequency d i b d di id b th b l t l f faaffFfdomain by , and divide by the absolute value of . Proof: Consider both cases and ForfaFfaa0a 0a 0a 2jftfat fate dtF Let ; then, , and above equation becomes fat fate dtFatadt d2211fjjfaafffedfedF F© Khosrow Ghadiri 7Signal and System EE Dept. SJSUffedfedFaa a a FFourier transform properties Time scaling:g For Let ; then, , and above equation becomes0a 2jftfat f at e dt Fatadt d;, , q And making the above substitution, we find that the 2211fjjfaafffedfedFaa a a Fg,multiplying factor is . Therefore, for we obtain 1 a1 a1Fffat Faa© Khosrow Ghadiri 8Signal and System EE Dept. SJSUExample: Fourier transform properties Time scaling:g If is the Fourier transform of , Find Fourier transform 0f andsincft12sinc22ftF2t2t22sinc2tfF22fF2t121sinc 22f2t222f2sinc 2f Note: compression in one domain results in expansion in the other domain. A narrow pulse in time domain has broad frequency contents (large bandwidth).110f© Khosrow Ghadiri A broad pulse in time domain has low frequency content (small bandwidth)9Signal and System EE Dept. SJSUFourier transform properties Time shifting:g If is the Fourier transform of , then, The time shifting property of the Fourier transform states that 00FTjtft t F eFftgp p yif we shift the time function by a constant , the Fourier transform magnitude does not change, but the term is added to its phase angle. Pf ft0t0tProof: L t th d thdt dtt00jtftt ftte dt FttLet ; then, , and thusdt d0tt0tt 00 00FTjtjtjtjft t f e d e f e d F e F© Khosrow Ghadiri 10Signal and System EE Dept. SJSUFourier transform properties Frequency shiftingqy g If is the Fourier transform of , then,ftF 00Fjteft F That is, multiplication of the time function by , where is a constant, results in shifting the Fourier transform by Proof:ft0jte00 oroojt jtjteft eftedtFoojtjtoeft fte dtFF©
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