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An analog signal is sampled at duration of T second, after that we get sampled time domain signal. FT of that sampled signal gives spectrum.
What is that spectrum.? For one time sample in TD, gives one spectrum.?
Why complex quantity(i or j) presents in FT/FS? Is it because of our sample signal is complex or this FS/FT is a complex transform.
I am not able to understand this. Please elaborate this.
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Then can we say it like, AC Generators produce odd signal not even signal.? Am i forming it correctly?
If sin and cos are same function then why AC voltage is preferred to produce in sin but not in cos.?
Thanks!.
Hi Thanks for the reply.
To account also for even signal we are using cos function.I understand it now. Thanks
Andre
Below is the formula. I just understood that. Thanks
Hi, Thanks for the reply.
If sin and cos represents the same function then why both term mentioned separately in the formula, instead we can just put another sin in place of cos or why need of same function twice in formula. Why we need to put cos term badly and why sin term is mentioned every...
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I am learning fourier series, and i have couple of doubt to ask.
As per my understanding FS is for analyzing periodic signal in Frequency domain. In Frequency domain we can able to separate each frequency with its amplitude which we cant do in time domain. With Use of this Frequency...
Hi , we have to assume at starting any value (between 0 to 1) and if you want to increment it do it in code through a conditional statement by example duty cycle increments when a key is pressed .
PR2 is the period register .If you use the formula which i posted in previous post you will get a...
for easy explanation see this
https://www.circuitstoday.com/bit-rate-vs-baud-rate-the-common-misconception
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for easy explanation see this
https://www.circuitstoday.com/bit-rate-vs-baud-rate-the-common-misconception
step to create pwm in pic 16f877a :
assuming Fosc=20MHZ
1) calculate required period register value (between 0 to 255) using PR2= ( Fosc / ( 4*Fpwm*TMR2PS ) -1 ) this formula .
2)calculate dutycycle value which is 10 bit so value varies from 0 to 1023 using this formula pwm duty cycle = (...
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