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Engineering, 02.03.2020 22:56, croxy0514

G You already know FS of x() = cos() and x() = cos() + 5. We derived the FS coefficients using direct analysis (e. g., Euler formula). Using the same approach, derive exponential FS coefficients = of x() = 1 + in(2) Plot the magnitude and phase of coefficients (2 plots, examples are in slides FS:42-43). Briefly comment on the differences between sin and cos, and the FS coefficients.

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