Higher Engineering Mathematics, Sixth Edition

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Fourier series over any range 631


Period L 58 ms

0

10

v (t)

(^28244812) t (ms)
Figure 69.1
The square wave is shown in Fig. 69.1. From para. (c),
the Fourier series is of the form:
v(t)=a 0 +
∑∞
n= 1
[
ancos
(
2 πnt
L
)
+bnsin
(
2 πnt
L
)]
a 0 =
1
L
∫ L
2
−L
2
v(t)dt=
1
8
∫ 4
− 4
v(t)dt


1
8
{∫ 0
− 4
0dt+
∫ 4
0
10dt
}


1
8
[10t]^40 = 5
an=
2
L
∫ L
2
−L
2
v(t)cos
(
2 πnt
L
)
dt


2
8
∫ 4
− 4
v(t)cos
(
2 πnt
8
)
dt


1
4
{∫ 0
− 4
0cos
(
πnt
4
)
dt




  • ∫ 4
    0
    10cos
    (
    πnt
    4
    )
    dt
    }


    1
    4




    10sin
    (
    πnt
    4
    )
    (πn
    4
    )




    4
    0


    10
    πn
    [sinπn−sin0]
    =0forn= 1 , 2 , 3 ,...
    bn=
    2
    L
    ∫ L 2
    −L
    2
    v(t)sin
    (
    2 πnt
    L
    )
    dt


    2
    8
    ∫ 4
    − 4
    v(t)sin
    (
    2 πnt
    8
    )
    dt


    1
    4
    {∫ 0
    − 4
    0sin
    (
    πnt
    4
    )
    dt




  • ∫ 4
    0
    10sin
    (
    πnt
    4
    )
    dt
    }


    1
    4




    −10cos
    (
    πnt
    4
    )
    (πn
    4
    )




    4
    0


    − 10
    πn
    [cosπn−cos0]
    Whennis even,bn= 0
    Whennis odd,b 1 =
    − 10
    π
    (− 1 − 1 )=
    20
    π
    ,
    b 3 =
    − 10
    3 π
    (− 1 − 1 )=
    20
    3 π
    ,
    b 5 =
    20
    5 π
    ,andsoon.
    Thus the Fourier series for the functionv(t)is given by:
    v(t)= 5 +
    20
    π
    [
    sin
    (
    πt
    4
    )




  • 1
    3
    sin
    (
    3 πt
    4
    )




  • 1
    5
    sin
    (
    5 πt
    4
    )



  • ···
    ]
    Problem 2. Obtain the Fourier series for the
    function defined by:
    f(x)=

    ⎪⎨
    ⎪⎩
    0 , when − 2 <x<− 1
    5 , when − 1 <x< 1
    0 , when 1<x< 2
    The function is periodic outside of this range of
    period 4.
    The functionf(x)is shown in Fig. 69.2 where period,
    L=4. Since the functionis symmetrical about thef(x)
    axis it is an even functionand theFourier series contains
    no sine terms (i.e.bn=0).
    L 54
    5
    f (x)
    (^2524232221012345) x
    Figure 69.2

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