Lecture

Fourier Series: Sinusoidal Functions and Coefficients

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Description

This lecture covers the Fourier series representation of periodic functions, focusing on sinusoidal functions and coefficients. It explains the calculation of coefficients, the relationship between the coefficients and the function, and the application of the series in signal processing.

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