88 Chapter 2: Discrete-Time Signals in the Time Domain
M24 (a) Write a MaTLAs program to generate a sinuscidal sequence xa] = A sin(oyn
using the stem function. The input dts specie by the vser are
frequency op, and te phase g where 0 < wy urier spectrum, or simply, the spectrum of the continuous-time
‘an be recovered from its CTPT Xo (2) via the inverse Fourier
w= [* xaiaeea, 0
We denote the CTFT pair of Eg. (3.1) and (3.2) as
x(t) 5 X40),
'n Bas. (.1) and (2), is real and denotes the cominuous
Er ndsitermeate om pete transform siven by Ea! (3.2) can be inespreted ay ¢ linear combieatiol
OF infinitesimally small complex exponettial signals of the forma 2¢¢/7'd 2, weighted by the complex
Bea by aes) arte lec feseicy rags fro 20 w OS, Mecan terse ne te dood
ren by Eq. (3.1) that, in genera the CTFT is a complex function of 2 in the range —co < 2