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'''Why''' do we want to find the fourier transform function? This should be answered first so that we can have motivation for learning '''how''' to perform this transformation. Once we see why we want the learn about the fourier transform it will be useful to work through the derivation of the transform. This will give us a greater understanding of the transform and greatly increase the chances that we will remember how to use it in the future. |
'''Why''' do we want to find the fourier transform function? This question should be answered first so that we can have motivation for learning '''how''' to perform this transformation. Once we see why we want the learn about the fourier transform it will be useful to work through the derivation of the transform. This will give us a greater understanding of the transform and greatly increase the chances that we will remember how to use it in the future. |
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The reasoning behind performing the fourier transform is fairly simple compared to actually performing the transform. The fourier transform will transform any real signal into its frequency components. |
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Revision as of 20:38, 10 October 2007
Introduction
Why do we want to find the fourier transform function? This question should be answered first so that we can have motivation for learning how to perform this transformation. Once we see why we want the learn about the fourier transform it will be useful to work through the derivation of the transform. This will give us a greater understanding of the transform and greatly increase the chances that we will remember how to use it in the future.
Why
The reasoning behind performing the fourier transform is fairly simple compared to actually performing the transform. The fourier transform will transform any real signal into its frequency components.