Title: OUTLINE
1OUTLINE
- Wave
- Sinusoidal signal review
- Complex exponential signal
- Complex amplitude (phasor)
- What is Spectrum
22 D wave
BOAT person can send message by making water
wave.LAND person can understand message by the
movement of the float.
3Even with FOG
LAND person just observe ONLY the float.
4Even with NOISE
If main signal is enough stronger than the
interference (noise), LAND person can observe the
message.
5Typical wave Sinusoids
- t time
- A amplitude
- ?0 radian frequency
- F phase-shift
6Review of cosine and sine
7Period T0 of sinusoids
8QUIZ what is the equation?-
9Review of complex
- Cartesian Form
- Complex z(x, y)
- x Real part of z
- y Imaginary part of z
- z x j y
- Polar Form
- Complex z(r, ?)
10Cartesian Form and Polar Form
z(x, y)
y
y
r
?
x
x
11Transform
12Eulers law
r1
?
13Complex exponential signal (Rotation Function)
- Amplitude A
- T?0t F
- F phase-shift
- ?0 rotation speed
- counterclockwise
- - clockwise
14The complex exponential signal is another
representation of cosine signal
- Re means a Projection to X-axis
15Inverse Eulers law
X is conjugate of X.
16Inverse Eulers law (2)
- Real signal is the combination of and -
frequency complex exponential signal.
17Complex amplitude (Phasor)
- X is called as Complex Amplitude or Phasor.
18Complex amplitude (Phasor) -2-
19Why Phasor is useful?
- If you want to add two waves.
- Make the complex exponential signal
20Why Phasor is useful? (2)
- Make the Phasor
- Add them
21Why Phasor is useful? (3)
- Result
222 different frequency composition
23Sum of N cosine waves
- This is sum of 2N1 different frequency signals.
24What is Spectrum
- Spectrum is the set of phasors for each
frequencies.
25Spectrum plot
N3
frequency f (Hz)
0
f1
-f1
f2
-f2
f3
-f3
The line length is proportional to phasor.
26Example
frequency f (Hz)
0
100
-100
250
-250
27HW1-1
2.30
28HW1-2
2.68
29HW1-3
3.9
30HW submission
- Submit your Home Work to kano-san
- kano_at_lsi.ie.u-ryukyu.ac.jp
- Subject SysArch10-HW1
- Show your Student ID and Your Name
31References
- DSP First A Multimedia Approach