2. Determine the inverse Fourier transform of the frequency function G(f) defined by the amplitude and phase spectra shown in Figure 1.2. |G(f)| arg[G(f)] 1.0 ?/2 f f -W 0 W -W 0 W -?/2 Figure 1.2
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2. From the amplitude spectrum, we can see that |G(f)| = 1.0 for all frequencies. From the phase spectrum, we can see that arg[G(f)] = 0 for frequencies between -W and W, and arg[G(f)] = -π for frequencies outside this range. Show more…
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