Scaling

Scaling Property in DFT

Scaling Property in DFT
  1. What is the scaling property?
  2. What is scaling property of Fourier transform?
  3. What is the scaling theorem?

What is the scaling property?

Statement – The time-scaling property of Fourier transform states that if a signal is expended in time by a quantity (a), then its Fourier transform is compressed in frequency by the same amount.

What is scaling property of Fourier transform?

Time Scaling

If a function is expanded in time by a quantity a, the Fourier Transform is compressed in frequency by the same amount.

What is the scaling theorem?

in the time domain, you ``squeeze'' its Fourier transform by the same factor in the frequency domain. This is an important general Fourier duality relationship. is any nonzero real number (the abscissa stretch factor).

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