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ae )
e /(e
This
infinite
series
converges
to
1 /( 1
=
a) when
ae < 1, that is, when |
< 1. So, the DTFT of ( 0 . 4 ) n u(n) is 1 /( 1
0 . 4 e )
a
|
0 . 4 ) n u(n) is 1 /( 1 + 0 . 4 e ) . Note that both of them are causal
and the DTFT of (
sequences.
If we are given a sequence x 13 (n)
a | n | ,where |
< 1, we split the sequence
as a causal sequence x 1 (n) from 0 to , and a noncausal sequence x 3 (n)
from −∞ to 1. In other words, we can express x 1 (n)
=
a
|
a n u(n) and x 3 (n)
=
=
a n u(
n
1 ) .WederivetheDTFTof x 13 (n) as
1
X 13 (e )
a n e jωn
a n e jωn X 1 (e )
X 3 (e )
=
+
+
n
=−∞
n
= 0
n in the second summation for X 3 (e ) ,weget
Substituting m
=−
ae
ae
n
m
X 13 (e )
=
+
n
= 0
m
= 1
ae n
ae m
=
1 +
n
=
0
m
=
0
1
1
=
ae
1
+
for
|
a
|
< 1
ae
1
1
ae
1
1
=
ae +
1
ae
a 2
1 2 a cos ω
1
=
for
| a | < 1
+
a 2
Hence we have shown that
a 2
1
a | n |
for
| a | < 1
2 a cos ω
+
a 2
1
< 1. From the result a n u(n)
ae ) ,
These results are valid when
|
a
|
1 /( 1
by application of the time-reversal property, we also find that x 4 (n)
=
x 1 (
n)
=
a n u(
ae ) for
n)
1 /( 1
|
a
|
< 1 whereas we have already determined that
ae ) . Note that x 3 (n) is obtained from
x 4 (n) by deleting the sample of x 4 (n) at n
a n u(
ae /( 1
x 3 (n)
=
n
1 )
x 3 (n) .
We used this result in deriving X 3 (e ) above. The sequence x 13 (n) is plotted in
Figure 3.13, while the plots of x 1 (n), x 3 (n) are shown in Figures 3.14 and 3.15,
respectively.
=
0, specifically, x 4 (n)
1
=
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