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- What are complex exponential signals?
- What is meant by exponential signal?
- What is complex signal?
- What is real valued exponential sequence?
What are complex exponential signals?
A complex exponential is a signal of the form. (1.15) where A = ∣A∣ej θ and a = r + j Ω 0 are complex numbers. Using Euler's identity, and the definitions of A and a, we have that x(t) = A eat equals. We will see later that complex exponentials are fundamental in the Fourier representation of signals.
What is meant by exponential signal?
The exponential: The “exponential” signal literally represents an exponentially increasing or falling series: Continuous time: s(t)=eαt. Note that negative α values result in a shrinking signal, whereas positive values result in a growing signal.
What is complex signal?
A complex signal consists of two real signals - one for the real and one for the imaginary part. The linear processing of a complex signal, such as filtration with a time-invariant linear filter, corresponds to applying the processing both to the real and the imaginary part of the signal.
What is real valued exponential sequence?
A real exponential signal is defined as. Where both "A" and "σ" are real. Depending on the value of "σ" the signals will be different. If "σ" is positive the signal x(t) is a growing exponential and if "σ" is negative then the signal x(t) is a decaying exponential. For σ=0, signal x(t) will be constant.
