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F(t) bF(!)

Notes(0)

f(t) Z 1 -1 f(t)e -i!t dtDenition.(1) 1 2Z 1 -1 bf(!)e i!t d! bf(!)

Inversion formula.

(2)bf(-t)

2f(!)Duality property.(3)

e -at u(t) 1 a+i! aconstant,0(4) e -ajtj 2a a 2 2 aconstant,0(5) (t)=1;ifjtj<1,

0;ifjtj>12sinc(!)=2sin(!)

Boxcar in time.(6)

1 sinc(t) (!)Boxcar in frequency. (7)f 0 (t)i!bf(!)Derivative in time.(8) f 00 (t)(i!) 2 bf(!)

Higher derivatives similar.(9)

tf(t)id d!bf(!)

Derivative in frequency.(10)

t 2 f(t)i 2 d 2 d! 2 bf(!)

Higher derivatives similar.(11)

e i! 0 t f(t) bf(!-! 0 )Modulation property.(12) ft-t 0 k ke -i!t

0bf(k!)

Time shift and squeeze.(13)

(fg)(t) bf(!)bg(!)

Convolution in time.(14)

u(t)=0;ift<0

1;ift>0

1 i!+(!)

Heaviside step function.(15)

(t-t 0 )f(t)e -i!t 0 f(t 0 )Assumesfcontinuous att 0 .(16) e i! 0 t 2(!-! 0 )Useful for sin(! 0 t), cos(! 0 t).(17)

Convolution:(fg)(t)=Z

1 -1 f(t-u)g(u)du=Z 1 -1 f(u)g(t-u)du.

Parseval:

Z 1 -1 jf(t)j 2 dt=1 2Z 1 -1bf(!) 2 d!.

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02 00 )()(2 JHHJJ j )cos()( 0 tetu t ~J 22
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3 )sin()( 0 tetu t ~J 22
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