4. FOURIER SERIES
Any periodic function or waveform can be representing as a (possibly infinite) sum of sine and cosine functions. This type of representation is called Fourier series. It is analogous to a Taylor series, which represents functions as possibly infinite sums of monomial terms.
f(x)=a02+∑∞k=1akcos2πkxT+∑∞k=1bksin2πkxT,
ak=2T∫T0f(x)cos2πkxTdx,bk=2T∫T0f(x)sin2πkxTdx
Contents
4. | FOURIER SERIES | ||
4.1 | Trigonometric Fourier Series | ||
4.2 | Evaluation of Fourier Coefficients | ||
4.3 | Waveform Symmetry | ||
4.4 | Fourier Series in Optimal Sense | ||
4.5 | Exponential Form of Fourier Series | ||
4.6 | Fourier Transform | ||
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