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Frequency Shift and Windowing-Digital Signal Processing-Lecture Slides, Slides of Digital Signal Processing

Prof. Gunaratna Setty delivered this lecture at Gujarat Ayurved University for Digital Signal Processing course. It includes: Frequency, Shift, Windowing, Digital, Signal, Processing, Multiplied, Domain

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2011/2012

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Frequency Shift and Windowing

Theorem

  • If the spectra of two signals are convoluted

in frequency domain, the signals aremultiplied in time domain. Thus

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Parseval’s Theorem

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2

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n n

x n

X

 





The amount of energy contained in theAperiodic signal is same whether calculatedin time or calculated in frequency domain.

Example

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How much is the energy available in followingsignal:

sin(

)

( )

nc

x n

 n 

  • We know from Fourier Transform Pairs

that the Fourier transform of

x

(n) is

1

(^

)^

0

c^

c

for

X

elsewhere

  

Sampling And Reconstruction

  • Let us turn our attention to continuous

time signals and Spectra for a while.

  • Suppose we have a continuous time

signal band Limited signal of B Hz.

  • Let us multiply x(n) with impulse train as

follows

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Steps of Sampling and

Reconstrcution

You are given a continuous time signal, then

following are steps involved in samplingand reconstruction.

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Sample the signal x(t)

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Apply Low-pass filter and reconstruct x(t)

Example

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t

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w

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)s

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t

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X^

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B  2 

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Sampling..contd

  • Thus we conclude that when a signal is

sampled at frequency ‘Ts’ then thespectrum contains replicas of X(w)appearing at f

or

s^

s

w

f

T

T

  • This is called Sampling Frequency

Interpretation of Sampling

  • The Continuous time Fourier transform /

Spectrum of continuous time signalincludes frequencies from –Infinity to+Infinity.

  • Theoretically analog frequency can have

value from 0 Hz to Infinity Hz.

Reconstruction

  • Now we apply Low-Pass Filter to sampled

signal. The bandwidth of Low-pass filter issame as that of signal that is B Hz.

w

X(w)

B 2 
B  2 

2 (Band width)

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