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If this was mapped to a DT signal it would be periodic and look like: | If this was mapped to a DT signal it would be periodic and look like: | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:21, 12 September 2008
Part A
Periodic and non-periodic DT signals
The above image illustrates a periodic CT triangle signal with a frequency of one radian per second.
If this was mapped to a DT signal it would be periodic and look like:
The above is not periodic but if we change the frequency of the original signal to .785 radians/sec we can obtain a periodic DT signal.
