Lecture

Signals and Systems I: Symmetry Relations and Modulation

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Description

This lecture covers symmetry relations in signals and systems, including real odd signals, Hermitian symmetry, decomposition into odd and even parts, and modulation techniques. It also explores the convolution property of the Fourier transform, differentiation effects, and integration methods.

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