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- What is the frequency shifting property of Fourier transform?
- What is frequency shifting?
- What is time shifting in Fourier series?
- How is frequency shift interference solved?
What is the frequency shifting property of Fourier transform?
One of the most significant properties of the Fourier transform is modulation. Its application to signal transmission is fundamental in communications. That is, X(Ω) is shifted to frequencies Ω0 and −Ω0, and multiplied by 0.5.
What is frequency shifting?
This phenomenon is known as “frequency shifting”, where the term “up- conversion” refers to the process of shifting a lower frequency tone to the upper frequency range (used in RF transmitters), while “down-conversion” refers to the frequency shifting from higher to lower frequency ranges (used in RF receivers).
What is time shifting in Fourier series?
The time-shifting property identifies the fact that a linear displacement in time corresponds to a linear phase factor in the frequency domain. This becomes useful and important when we discuss filtering and the effects of the phase characteristics of a filter in the time domain.
How is frequency shift interference solved?
If the signals from different sources are transmitted through a common channel then Interference takes place and the distorted signal received by the receiver. This problem of interference can be eliminated by transmitting the different message signals to different radio frequencies with the help of modulation.
