Chapter 5 Flashcards

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What is Parseval’s Theorem?

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The total average power of a periodic signal is equal to it’s DC Power plus the average AC power associated with it fundamental frequency and its harmonic multiples.

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What is the AC power fraction?

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The ratio of the average AC power to the total average power. AC/(DC+AC)

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What is the compact Fourier Series Representation?

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f(t)=C_0+sigma[from n=1 to ∞]{C_n*cos(nw_0t+ θ_n)}

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What is the trigonometric Fourier Series Representation?

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f(t)=a_0+sigma[from n=1 to ∞]{a_ncos(nw_0t)+b_nsin(nw_0t)}

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What is the exponential Fourier Series Representation?

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f(t)=sigma[from n=-∞ to ∞]{D_n*e^(jnw_0t)}

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What is the name of the phenomenon where the jumps in amplitude never go away in Fourier Series representations of signals with discontinuity?

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Gibbs Phenomenon

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What is the bandwidth of a signal in context of ECE3620?

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The highest nonzero frequency minus the lowest nonzero positive frequency (including 0w_0 frequency if it is non-zero)

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If a signal is periodic which Fourier method is used?

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Fourier Series

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If a signal is aperiodic which Fourier method is used?

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Fourier Transform

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10
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What is sinc(x)?

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sin(x)/x

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What characterizes a Butterworth filter?

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A minimally flat passband or stopbad.

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What characterizes a Chebyschev filter?

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Rippled stopband or passband. Narrower drop off band then a Butterworth but less narrow then an elliptic.

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What characterizes an Elliptic filter?

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Rippled stop and passband. Narrowest transition band out of the 3 types of filters studied in class.

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Where are the poles of a Butterworth filter located in the complex plane?

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Around a circle with a radius of w_c

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Where are the poles of a Chebyschev filter located in the complex plane?

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Around an ellipse

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What is the output of a sinusoidal input to a linear time invariant system?

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A sinusoid with the same frequency, but a modified phase and amplitude.

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What is Euler’s identity in terms of cosine and sines?

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e^(jx) = cos(x)+jsin(x)

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What is Euler’s identity in terms of cosines?

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cos(x) = (e^(jx) +e^(-jx))/(2)

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What is the frequency response of an ideal delay?

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|H(jw)| = 1

angle(H(jw)) = -wT where T is the delay

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What is the frequency response of an ideal differentiator?

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|H(jw)| = w

angle(H(jw)) = pi/2

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What is the frequency response of an ideal integrator?

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|H(jw)| = 1/w

angle(H(jw)) = -pi/2

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Why are differentiators rarely used in circuits?

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They amplify the high frequency noise of circuits.

|H(jw)| = w

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What makes a bode plot special?

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The frequency axis (x axis) is logarithmic, and the magnitude axis (y axis) is in dB.

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What form are complex roots put in when making bode plots?

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((s/w_n)^2 +2*zeta(s/w_n) +1)^(+/- 1)

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What is the formula for calculating complex pole peaking at w_n in terms of zeta?
|H|db = +/-20log_10(2*zeta)
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What is used to achieve single side band communication?
Hilbert transformer: -j*sgn(w)
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What is frequency division multiplexing?
Signals are allocated a specific bandwidth of the frequency domain. Signals have a guard band placed between them. It allows multiple signals to travel along the same channel at the same time.
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What is signal windowing?
The process of multiplying a signal in the time domain by a window to truncate the signal in the frequency domain.
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What is spectral spreading?
Spectral spreading is when a signal is windowed and the signal smears inside the spectral domain.
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What is spectral leakage?
When a signal is windowed and the spectral spreading smears the signal into bands where the signal should be 0.
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What type of signals is the Fourier Transform used on?
Time-limited aperiodic signals
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What is the forward Fourier Transform integral (from time to frequency)?
F(w) = integral(-inf, inf){f(t)•e^(-jwt)dt}
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What is the backward Fourier Transform integral (from frequency to time)?
f(t) = 1/(2*pi)*integral(-inf,inf){F(w)•e^(jwt)dw}
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What does the Fourier Transform inform us?
The energy/frequency density of signals.
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What relationship is used to perform system analysis in the frequency domain?
Y(w) = H(w)F(w)
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What theorem states that any system or signal with a non instantaneous interval in time = 0 is non-realizable?
Paley-weiner
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When plotting a Fourier Series what frequencies are plotted?
Fundamental frequency and the harmonics. (Exponential Fourier Series are plotted in both positive and negative directions)
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What is the symbolic representation of the frequency response used in class?
H(jw)
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What is the symbolic representation of the transfer function used in class?
H(s)
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What is they symbolic representation of the impulse response used in class?
h(t)
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How is a distortion less system described in the time domain?
y(t) = kf(t-t_d) where k is an amplitude change and t_d is a time delay.
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What is Parseval's formula?
Energy of a signal can be calculated in both the time and frequency domains. integral(-inf, inf){|f(t)|^2•dt} =1/(2pi) integral(-inf, inf){|F(w)|^2•dw}
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What is the Modulation Property of Fourier Transforms?
x(t) cos(ω0t) <=> 1/2*[X(ω − ω0) + X(ω + ω0)]
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What is the duality property of Fourier Transforms?
If f(t) <=> F(ω ) then F(t) <=>2*pi*f(-ω )
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Given the period of periodic signal T_0. What is the signals fundamental frequency w_0?
w_0 = 2*pi/T_0
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What are the formulas for finding c_n and theta_n of a Fourier series given a a_n and b_n?
c_0 = a_0 c_n = sqrt(a_n^2+b_n^2) theta_n = arctan(-b_n/a_n)
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What are the formulas for a_n and b_n?
a_0 = 1/T_0*integral(over T_0){f(t)*dt} a_n = 2/T_0*integral(over T_0){f(t)*cos(n*w_0*t}dt} b_n = 2/T_0*integral(over T_0){f(t)*sin(n*w_0*t}dt}
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Multiplying even and odd functions in analogous to what operation of regular numbers?
Adding even funct * even funct = even even funct * odd funct = odd odd funct * odd funct = even
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How is the fundamental frequency found for f1(t) = 2 + 7 cos( 1/2 t + θ1) + √3 cos( 2/3t + θ2) + 5 cos( 7/6t)?
First determine if the frequencies are harmonically related (1/2)/(2/3) = 3/4 (1/2)/(7/6) = 3/7 (2/3)/(7/6) = 4/7 etc. These must be rational numbers. If they are rational then the signal is periodic. The fundamental frequency is GCD(1/2,2/3,7/6) = 1/6
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What is the formula for finding the D_n coefficient of a Fourier Series?
D_n = 1/T_0 *integral(over T_0){f(t)*e^(-jnw_0t)dt}
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How do you know if two functions f(t) and g(t) are orthogonal?
= integral(-inf, inf){f(t)•g(t)dt}=0
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What is the formula of a ramp function?
r(t) = tu(t)
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What is the scaling property of the delta function?
delta(at) = delta(t)/abs(a)
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What is the exponential function?
f(t) = e^(st) = where s = σ + jω Using Euler's identity yields: e^(st) = e^(σt)*(cos ωt + j sin ωt)
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What is the formula for the dependent voltage source caused by a mutual inductance of M in the Laplace Domain.
s*M*I(s) where I(s) is the current going through the other coil.