Fourier transformation formula Assembly

Fourier series formula is as follows:

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Trigonometric form:

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On behalf of the Euler equation:

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It can be transformed into:

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Will [official], [official]on behalf of the Fourier series obtained:

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The (2), (3), (4) into obtain:

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The two substituted into the formula (5) in solution to give:

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(Note that when [official]the time: [official])

So that [official]equation (6) simplifies to:[official]

Equation (6) for the exponential Fourier series

 

Then we examine the following equation (6)

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Extraction [official]period is defined by the Fourier transform has [official]( remember it as a positive integer n is not dense integration, such as the denominator is infinitely non-repeating decimals. Riemann must not be so accumulated, but it is integrable Lebesgue, because the points are countable ), so this formula becomes accumulated in the form of differential equations, and we set [official]it in the [official]middle because the variable [official]has been out of points, so the only variable is [official], so [official]are:

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We get the Fourier transform:

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Then according to (8) we get the inverse Fourier transform

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Equation (9), (8) is a well-known Fourier transform, inverse Fourier transform

 

We take on a formula (7)

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Because the Fourier transform order [official]so that a cumulative integration into a formula, and the DFT [official]will be determined in accordance with a specific value of the input signal points. The calculation formula is:

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(NOTE: [official]The calculated because [official]of a cycle [official], N being the number of points sampled your)

Therefore, we can simplify the formula

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Simple Conversion method. After the integration of the two formulas, we can redefine the cycle from two points, so about out [official]get:

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Wherein (1) is a discrete Fourier transform, (2) changes as an inverse discrete Fourier.

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