Lecture

The Frequency Domain

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This lecture introduces the concept of expressing signals in terms of sinusoidal components, highlighting the importance of oscillations in nature and the role of sinusoids as building blocks. The instructor explains how signals can be decomposed into different frequencies in the frequency domain, allowing for the discovery of hidden signal properties and the synthesis of signals from their frequency components.

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