Deriving Fourier Transform From Fourier Series Watch more videos at www.tutorialsp... Lecture By: Ms. Gowthami Swarna, Tutorials Point India Private Limited
Best explanation I've seen so far for deriving the fourier transform. She explains every step without omitting any detail. She understands it down to a fundamental level and is able to explain every step very clearly.
@Someone Else, Derivation was best explained.But final result obtained for "Inverse Fourier Transform" is wrong. (1/2*pi) term is missing in final result!
You're absolutely right. Instead of substituting delta f for 1/T, I would have substituted delta k= 2pi/T. Then as T tends to infinity then sum becomes an integral, delta k becomes dk and n*(delta k) becomes k.
You should have explained the discrete to continuous conversion with the help of Riemann sum/ Newton's integral formula. And there in since the partition length has to be 2*pi/T the factor of 1/2*pi will appear. But overall nice explanation.
If we write in Discrete time Fourier transform then X(w) = Summation (-∞ to +∞) x(n) e^(-jwn) Am I right???? In this video it is showing about continuous time right?? I am just confirming
@Navya, For simple and best Derivation of FT formula from FS formula, Refer following CZcams video. Signals and Systems in Hindi, by Neeraj Raj Sir,Gate Academy Plus. Lecture-23, Time-3:3 to 17:0
@Navya, To understand simple mathematical meaning of Fourier Transform, plz refer following 2 CZcams Videos. (1)"Fourier Transform intuitively explained " by "Visualizing Math". (2)"Fourier Transform Intuition" by "Better Explained".
This is the most stupidest derivation to show that fourier transform is forurier series of a non periodic signal by taking time period of non periodic signal to be infinite.
What is the smart way to show it? It's fair assumption to assume that the signal is repeating it self after the infinite period. This definitely shows that the signal is non-periodoic.
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Best explanation I've seen so far for deriving the fourier transform. She explains every step without omitting any detail. She understands it down to a fundamental level and is able to explain every step very clearly.
@Someone Else,
Derivation was best explained.But final result obtained for "Inverse Fourier Transform" is wrong. (1/2*pi) term is missing in final result!
@@arjunkailas4146 When we write in term of Discrete time Fourier transform then X(w) = Summation -∞ to +∞ x(n) e^(-jwn)
Am I right??
if w= 2 *pi*f then dw = 2*pi*df so if we want to change df by dw then we will write df = dw/2*pi .
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Mam it seems you have skipped (1/2pi) in inverse fourier transform .
You're absolutely right.
Instead of substituting delta f for 1/T, I would have substituted delta k= 2pi/T.
Then as T tends to infinity then sum becomes an integral, delta k becomes dk and n*(delta k) becomes k.
Yes my doubt also the same
But in Discrete time Fourier transform then X(w) = Summation (-∞ to +∞) x(n) e^(-jwn)
Am I right????
I do not understand how you get the summation into integration when T goes to infinity for the index K.
You should have explained the discrete to continuous conversion with the help of Riemann sum/ Newton's integral formula. And there in since the partition length has to be 2*pi/T the factor of 1/2*pi will appear. But overall nice explanation.
Thanks Madam explanation was good
Very easy to understand ❤
@ 2:25 Why T[Period of the signal] will change over summation?.. It is a periodic signal and why does the period change over summation?
because when you add different frequencies (in the summation from k= -\alpha to k=+\alpha, the frequency of the sum changes
@@jessicalearnsthings9104 if the time period doesn't changes (because periodic signal)how will the frequency change as f=1/T
hi to everybody, i need to derive of 2d fourier transform from fourier series does anybody can help me ?
What is t and T in this formula!! Please explain
If we write in Discrete time Fourier transform then X(w) = Summation (-∞ to +∞) x(n) e^(-jwn)
Am I right????
In this video it is showing about continuous time right??
I am just confirming
yes
Thanks
Good
Thank you so much
Nice👍👍👍
Thank you mam
I want derivation of fourier transforming property of thin lenses can you help?
U are so talkative
Why you not written the ∆f?
mam you have not cleared every step thanks
What if x(t) is real??
Why not f = 1/T
not at all understood the last step of Fourier transform derivation....
@Navya,
For simple and best Derivation of FT formula from FS formula,
Refer following CZcams video.
Signals and Systems in Hindi, by Neeraj Raj Sir,Gate Academy Plus.
Lecture-23, Time-3:3 to 17:0
@Navya,
To understand simple mathematical meaning of Fourier Transform, plz refer following 2 CZcams Videos.
(1)"Fourier Transform intuitively explained " by "Visualizing Math".
(2)"Fourier Transform Intuition" by "Better Explained".
Why delta f is equal to 1/T
Because it's is a non periodic signal
at many points explanation was incomplete
This is just mathematics ....not the actual concept
Sorry to say this Simply you mugged up this concept
Wrong derivation. This is not the F.T pair.
This is the most stupidest derivation to show that fourier transform is forurier series of a non periodic signal by taking time period of non periodic signal to be infinite.
What is the smart way to show it? It's fair assumption to assume that the signal is repeating it self after the infinite period. This definitely shows that the signal is non-periodoic.
@@MrCadit
Concept is good.But, final result obtained for " Inverse Fourier Transform " is wrong. (1/2*pi) term is missing in Final Result!