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6. The Fast Fourier Transform (FFT)

FFT.pptFeb2008. 1. The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Department of Electronic and Information Engineering. Prof. W.C. Siu. Subject: Digital Signal 



Introduction to the Fast-Fourier Transform (FFT) Algorithm

(EE Dept. IIT Madras). Intro to FFT. 2 / 30. Page 3. The Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT). Notation: WN = e. -j 2π. N . Hence



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➢ The way of calculate QFT is recursive as in classical FFT. ➢ If = 1. 0. 0 . 2 .



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6. The Fast Fourier Transform (FFT)

FFT.pptFeb2008. 1. The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Department of Electronic and Information Engineering. Prof. W.C. Siu.



Introduction to the Fast-Fourier Transform (FFT) Algorithm

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Digital Signal Processing:

6. The Fast Fourier Transform (FFT)

Recall the DFT equation again,

for k = 0, 1,..., N-1

If N = 8, we have

for k = 0, 1,...,7 1N 0nnk

W)n(x)k(X

18 0nnk

W)n(x)k(X

k3k2k0

W)3(xW)2(xW)1(xW)0(x

k7k6k5k4 W)

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In matrix form

Hence there are a lot of duplicated calculations,

great simplificationis possible. )7(x)6(x)5(x)4(x)3(x)2(x)1(x)0(x )7(X)6(X)5(X)4(X)3(X)2(X)1(X)0(X

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Note that

1. the number of operations required for the computation of a

DFT of a sequence with N elements,

Multiplications: M = N

2 , the order of N 2

Additions: A = N(N-1), also the order of N

2 and

2. the Circulant Property of the DFT is important.

X(rN+k) = X(k)

N2N-N0t

X(k) 3

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Department of Electronic and Information Engineering Prof. W.C. Siu Subject: Digital Signal ProcessingFebruary 2008

The Fast Fourier Transform

Decimation-in-Time Decomposition:

Recall the DFT of N-point

where

Define

x 1 (n)= x(2n) x 2 (n) = x(2n+1) for where the length of x 1 (n) and x 2 (n) is N 1 1N 0nnk

W)n(x)k(X

N2jN eW,1W r 2N )1N(,,1,0n 1 2N1 N

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Department of Electronic and Information Engineering Prof. W.C. Siu Subject: Digital Signal ProcessingFebruary 2008

Define the DFT of {x

1 (n)} and {x 2 (n)} where 1N 0nnk 111
1

W)n(x)k(X

1N 0nnk 122
1

W)n(x)k(X

2N2j 1 WeW 1 4

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Department of Electronic and Information Engineering Prof. W.C. Siu Subject: Digital Signal ProcessingFebruary 2008 Since and for any integer r. i.e. X 1 (k) and X 2 (k) are periodic function of for finding we only need to find )rNk(X)k(X 122
2NN 1 )1N(X,,)1(X),0(X 111

1)2N(X,(1),X(0),X

111
)rNk(X)k(X 111

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Department of Electronic and Information Engineering Prof. W.C. Siu Subject: Digital Signal ProcessingFebruary 2008 Now = x(0)W 0 + x(2)W 2k + x(4)W 4k + ...+ x(N-2)W (N-2)k + x(1)W k + x(3)W 3k + x(5)W 5k + ...+ x(N-1)W (N-1)k 1N 0nnk

W)n(x)k(X

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Department of Electronic and Information Engineering Prof. W.C. Siu Subject: Digital Signal ProcessingFebruary 2008 Now = x(0)W 0 + x(2)W 2k + x(4)W 4k + ...+ x(N-2)W (N-2)k + x(1)W k + x(3)W 3k + x(5)W 5k + ...+ x(N-1)W (N-1)k [x(1)W 0 + x(3)W 2k + x(5)W 4k + ...+ x(N-1)W (N-2)k ]W k 1N 0nnk

W)n(x)k(X

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Department of Electronic and Information Engineering Prof. W.C. Siu Subject: Digital Signal ProcessingFebruary 2008 Now = x(0)W 0 + x(2)W 2k + x(4)W 4k + ...+ x(N-2)W (N-2)k + x(1)W k + x(3)W 3k + x(5)W 5k + ...+ x(N-1)W (N-1)k [x(1)W 0 + x(3)W 2k + x(5)W 4k + ...+ x(N-1)W (N-2)k ]W k for k =0,1,2, ..., N-1 1N 0nnk

W)n(x)k(X

k 21
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