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CT equation that is periodic:
 
CT equation that is periodic:
  
<math>y[n] = sawtooth[n]</math>
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<font size ="4"><math>y[n] = sawtooth[n]</math></font>
  
 
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N is an integer for the DT equations.
  
  
 
DT equation that is non-periodic:
 
DT equation that is non-periodic:
  
<math>y[n] = sawtooth[100n]</math>
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<font size ="4"><math>y[n] = sawtooth[100N]</math></font>
  
 
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DT equation that is periodic:
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<math>y[n] = sawtooth[\frac{\pi}{2}N]</math>
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== Problem #2 ==
 
== Problem #2 ==

Latest revision as of 12:50, 11 September 2008

Problem #1

CT equation that is periodic:

$ y[n] = sawtooth[n] $

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N is an integer for the DT equations.


DT equation that is non-periodic:

$ y[n] = sawtooth[100N] $

Sawtooth2ab ECE301Fall2008mboutin.JPG


DT equation that is periodic:

$ y[n] = sawtooth[\frac{\pi}{2}N] $

Sawtooth2ac ECE301Fall2008mboutin.JPG

Problem #2

$ y[n] = e^{n-kN} * sin[n-kN] $ is the non-periodic equation.

To make it periodic:

$ \sum_{k=0}^{\infty} e^{n-kN} * sin[n-kN] $

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