Finite number of minima and Maxima,, finite number of discontinuities,and absolutely integrable ... conditions must be satisfied. ....any signal to representation... thankyou mam
You've totally blown off the conditions because nowhere did you mention that we have to check for all these conditions within the bounds of the time period of signal. Which also implies that the signal should be absolutely integrable only over the time period, because if we assume the fist condition you've stated is true, then even a sinusoid signal like f(t) = sin(t) + cos(t) won't have a F.S. representation because these are power signals and hence not absolutely integrable over the entire number line.
True. A lot of youtube channels have made this mistake. I think they got confused between the dirichlet conditions for existence of a fourier series and a fourier transform.
Wrong Explanation. 2nd and 3rd conditions are bound for a periodic range but not for the entire signal. For clear explanation watch the video through the link: ua-cam.com/video/blS_OImUJ-c/v-deo.htmlsi=YGJLDwtOI4QCT67l
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Finite number of minima and Maxima,, finite number of discontinuities,and absolutely integrable ... conditions must be satisfied. ....any signal to representation... thankyou mam
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Why multiple valued function don't have Fourier series??
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drichlet condition exist for Discrete time?
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You've totally blown off the conditions because nowhere did you mention that we have to check for all these conditions within the bounds of the time period of signal. Which also implies that the signal should be absolutely integrable only over the time period, because if we assume the fist condition you've stated is true, then even a sinusoid signal like f(t) = sin(t) + cos(t) won't have a F.S. representation because these are power signals and hence not absolutely integrable over the entire number line.
True. A lot of youtube channels have made this mistake. I think they got confused between the dirichlet conditions for existence of a fourier series and a fourier transform.
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Wrong Explanation.
2nd and 3rd conditions are bound for a periodic range but not for the entire signal.
For clear explanation watch the video through the link:
ua-cam.com/video/blS_OImUJ-c/v-deo.htmlsi=YGJLDwtOI4QCT67l
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