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Note that
X e [k]
and
X o [k]
are periodic; for example,
X e [2] = x e [0] + x e [1](-1) 2
= X e [0]
and
X e [3] = x e [0] + x e [1](-1) 3
= X e [1].
The four-point DFT then is
X[0] = X e [0] + X o [0]W 1(0)
= X e [0] + X o [0];
X[1] = X e [1] + X o [1]W 1(1)
= X e [1] + X o [1]W 1 ;
X[2] = X e [0] - X o [0]W 1(2)
= X e [0] - X o [0];
X[3] = X e [1] - X o [1]W 1(3)
= X e [1] - X o [1]W 1 .
(12.40)
W 1(k)
Here, the changed term is for the hosen value k .
We see that the four-point DFT can be computed by the generation of two two-
point DFTs, followed by a recomposition of terms, as shown in the signal flow graph
of Figure 12.10. In other words,
[4-point DFT of x[n]] = [2-point DFT of x e [n]] + W 1k [2-point DFT of x o [n]].
The Equations (12.40) are known as the recomposition equations of the four-point
DFT.
X e [0]
1
1
x e [0] x [0]
X [0]
1
1
1
1
X e [1]
1
1
x e [1] x [2]
X [1]
1
X o [0]
1
1
x o [0]
x [1]
X [2]
1
1
1
W 4
X o [1]
1
1
x o [1]
x [3]
X [3]
Figure 12.10
Signal flow graph for a four-point DFT.
 
 
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