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Problems 125<br />

2–57 Show that the quadrature Fourier series basis functions cos(nv<br />

0 t) and sin(nv<br />

0 t), as given in Eq.<br />

(2–95), are orthogonal over the interval a 6 t 6 a + T 0 , where v 0 = 2p/T 0 .<br />

2–58 Find expressions for the complex Fourier series coefficients that represent the waveform shown in<br />

Fig. P2–58.<br />

2.0<br />

x(t)<br />

1.0<br />

•<br />

••<br />

•<br />

••<br />

1 2 3 4 5<br />

t<br />

–1.0<br />

Figure P2–58<br />

2–59 The periodic signal shown in Fig. P2–58 is passed through a linear filter having the impulse<br />

response h(t) = e -at u(t), where t 7 0 and a 7 0.<br />

(a) Find expressions for the complex Fourier series coefficients associated with the output waveform<br />

y(t) = x(t) * h(t).<br />

(b) Find an expression for the normalized power of the output, y(t).<br />

2–60 Find the complex Fourier series for the periodic waveform given in Figure P2–2.<br />

★ 2–61 Find the complex Fourier series coefficients for the periodic rectangular waveform shown in<br />

Fig. P2–61 as a function of A, T, b, and t 0 . [Hint: The answer can be reduced to a (sin x)/x form<br />

multiplied by a phase-shift factor, e ju n(t 0 ) .]<br />

2–62 For the waveform shown in Fig. P2–62, find the complex Fourier series.<br />

s(t)<br />

A<br />

b<br />

T 2T 3T 4T 5T<br />

t<br />

Figure P2–61

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