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The document discusses a waveform with amplitude A=4 and period T=6. It provides the equation for the waveform and calculates its Fourier series representation. A graph shows the decreasing amplitude of the Fourier coefficients and another graph plots the original and reconstructed waveforms.

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Problem 11.2 Waveform in Fig. P11.2 with A = 4.

f(t)
A

0
t (s)
−8 −6 −4 −2 0 2 4 6 8

Figure P11.2: Waveform for Problem 11.2.

Solution:
(a) Waveform has even symmetry.
(b) Period T = 6 =⇒ ω0 = 2Tπ = π
3


0 −3 ≤ t < −2

2(t + 2) −2 ≤ t ≤ 0
f (t) =

−2(t − 2) 0<t ≤2

0 2≤t ≤3

1 T
%
a0 = f (t) dt
T 0
1 3
%
= f (t) dt
6 −3
&% 0 % 2 '
1
= 2(t + 2) dt + −2(t − 2) dt
6 −2 0
4
=
3
2 2 ( π )
%
an = f (t) cos n t dt
T −2 3
&% 0 % 2 ( nπ ) '
1 ( nπ )
= 2(t + 2) cos t dt − 2 2(t − 2) cos t dt
3 −2 3 0 3
& * +'
12 2π
= 1 − cos n
n2 π 2 3
bn = 0 (even symmetry)
∞ & * +'
4 12 2π ( nπ )
f (t) = + ∑ 2 2 1 − cos n cos t
3 n=1 n π 3 3

(c) amplitude format


- * +-
12 -- 2π
, -
+
An = a2n + b2n = 2 2 -1 − cos n --
n π 3
φn = 0 for all n

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1.8238

1.5

An
1

0.4559
0.5
0.114 0.073 0.0372
0.0285
0 rad/s
0 2 4 6 8 10

(d)
f(t)

0 t (s)
−5 0 5

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