Digital Signal Processing Reference
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That is not the amplitude -
spectrum of a periodic
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Illustration 194: Digital non-periodicity
Here too the signal length is 1 s and the sampling frequency 32 Hz with a block length n = 32. However,
the frequency of the sawtooth is 1.3 Hz here and as a result does not fit into the time grid of the signal
segment. The amplitude spectrum has a completely irregular curve and is not identical to that of a periodic
sawtooth. On the other hand, it is a discrete line spectrum and must therefore belong to a periodic signal.
 
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