Higher Engineering Mathematics

(Greg DeLong) #1
THE COMPLEX OR EXPONENTIAL FORM OF A FOURIER SERIES 697

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From equation (17) above,cn=−j


2

( 1 −cosnπ)

Whenn=1,


c 1 =−j

2
(1)π

( 1 −cosπ)

=−j

2
π

(
1 −(−1)

)
=−

j 4
π

Whenn=2,


c 2 =−j

2
2 π

( 1 −cos 2π)=0;

in fact, all even values ofcnwill be zero.


Whenn=3,


c 3 =−j

2
3 π

( 1 −cos 3π)

=−j

2
3 π

( 1 −(−1))=−

j 4
3 π

By similar reasoning,


c 5 =−

j 4
5 π

,c 7 =−

j 4
7 π

, and so on.

Whenn=−1,


c− 1 =−j

2
(−1)π

( 1 −cos(−π))

=+j

2
π

( 1 −(−1))=+

j 4
π

Whenn=−3,


c− 3 =−j

2
(−3)π

( 1 −cos(− 3 π))

=+j

2
3 π

( 1 −(−1))=+

j 4
3 π

By similar reasoning,


c− 5 =+

j 4
5 π

,c− 7 =+

j 4
7 π

, and so on.

Since the waveform is odd,c 0 =a 0 = 0.
From equation (18) above,


f(x)=

∑∞

n=−∞

−j

2

( 1 −cosnπ)ejnx

Hence,


f(x)=−


j 4
π

ejx−

j 4
3 π

ej^3 x−

j 4
5 π

ej^5 x


j 4
7 π

ej^7 x−···+

j 4
π

e−jx+

j 4
3 π

e−j^3 x

+

j 4
5 π

e−j^5 x+

j 4
7 π

e−j^7 x+···

=

(

j 4
π

ejx+

j 4
π

e−jx

)

+

(

j 4
3 π

e^3 x+

j 4
3 π

e−^3 x

)

+

(

j 4
5 π

e^5 x+

j 4
5 π

e−^5 x

)
+···

=−

j 4
π

(
ejx−e−jx

)

j 4
3 π

(
e^3 x−e−^3 x

)


j 4
5 π

(
e^5 x−e−^5 x

)
+···

=

4

(
ejx−e−jx

)
+

4
j 3 π

(
e^3 x−e−^3 x

)

+

4
j 5 π

(
e^5 x−e−^5 x

)
+···

by multiplying top and bottom byj

=

8
π

(
ejx−e−jx
2 j

)
+

8
3 π

(
ej^3 x−e−j^3
2 j

)

+

8
5 π

(
ej^5 x−e−j^5 x
2 j

)

+···

by rearranging

=

8
π

sinx+

8
3 π

sin 3x+

8
3 x

sin 5x+···

from equation (4), page 690

i.e.

f(x)=

8
π

(
sinx+

1
3

sin 3x+

1
5

sin 5x

+

1
7

sin 7x+···

)

Hence,

f(x)=

∑∞

n=−∞

−j

2

( 1 −cosnπ)ejnx


8
π

(
sinx+

1
3

sin 3x+

1
5

sin 5x

+

1
7

sin 7 x+···

)
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