A periodic signal x[n] of fundamental period N can be represented by its Fourier series If you
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If you consider this a representation of x[n]
(a) Is x1 [n] = x[n N0] for any value of N0 periodic? If so use the Fourier series of x[n] to obtain the Fourier series coefficients of x1[n].
(b) Let x2[n] = x[n] x[n 1] , i.e., the finite difference. Determine if x2[n] is periodic, and if so find its Fourier series coefficients.
(c) If x3[n] = x[n]( 1)n, is x3 [n] periodic? if so determine its Fourier series coefficients.
(d) Let x4[n] = sign[cos(0.5Ïn)] where sign(ξ) is a function that gives 1 when ξ ¥ 0 and 1 when ξ < 0. Determine the Fourier coefficients of x4 [n] if periodic.
(e) Let x[n] = sign[cos(0.5Ïn)], and N0 = 3. Use MATLAB to find the Fourier series coefficients for xi[n], i = 1, 2, 3.
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