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| May i know how to solve this eqn? Finding energy signal of a periodic signal Ex= integrate from infinity to -infinity (Acos(2 pi fo t))^2 dt? Any one can help me? | |
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| The integral of: A*Cos(2*PI*t)^2 with respect to "t" from -inf to +inf is: /inf | | A cos(2 pi t)^2 dt = Infinity /-inf The integral / | 2 | A cos(2 pi t) dt | / has a solution [ A( 1/2cos(2 pi t) sin(2 pi t) + pi t) ] / 2*pi + C | |
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| I can't remember exactly the forumla to calculate the enrergy of a periodic signal nor can i find it on the web, but if it is simply the integral of your signal from neg. inf. to inf., then your energy will be infinite. Since your signal is a sinusoid squared, when you integrate something that's all-positive and periodic from neg. inf. to inf., you get infinity as your answer. As for the math, use the double-angle formula (cos^2(x) = 1/2 + cos(2x)/2 ) to simplify that integral; you shouldn't have a problem from there. | |
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