Reference no: EM13218198
1)Consider a periodic function x(t) with fundamental period T0, where a single period is specified by
x(t) = cos*((pi)/(2*T0)) for -T0/2 <= t <= T0/2
(a) Draw a labeled sketch of x(t) over a few periods: be careful, make sure you follow the exact definition of x(t)
(b) Compute DC coefficient a0:
(c) Use the Fourier series analysis integral to compute the coefficients ak for the periodic function x(t) for all k. Show that the answer can be simplified to
(2*sqrt(2)*(-1)^k)/(pi*(1-16*k^2))
2) Consider the periodic function x(t) with period T0 defined as follows:
x(t) = 1 if t is in interval [-T0/4 , To/4)
0 if t is in interval [-T0/4 , T0/4) union [T0/4 , T0/2)
(a) Find the Fourier series representation of x(t).
(b) Define y(t) = 2*x*(t - T0/2). Sketch the waveform of y(t), and find the Fourier series representation of y(t) without evaluating any integral.