PN li m 2N 11nN Nx2[n]
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Finite Energy and Finite Power Signal
Finite Energy Signal (P 0) :
E f2(t)dt
f(t)Cste(sj)
f(t)C(ej)t Cetejt
Cet(costjsi nt)
Properties:
The real and imaginary of complex exponential signal are sinusoidal. For σ > 0 they correspond to sinusoidal signal multiplied by a growing exponential. For σ < 0 they correspond to sinusoidal signal multiplied by a decaying exponential.
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1.1 Signals
Signals are functions of independent variables that carry information. The independent variables can be continuous or discrete. The independent variables can be 1-D, 2-D, ••• , n-D. For this course: Focus on a single (1-D) independent variable which we call “time”. Continuous-Time signals: x(t), t-continuous values. Discrete-Time signals: x(n), n-integer values only.