Lecture

DFT Synthesis

Description

This lecture covers the DFT synthesis process, starting with examples of signal representations in the frequency domain and the inherent periodicities in the DFT. The instructor explains the synthesis formula for generating an N-point signal in the time domain and the analysis formula for producing an N-point signal in the frequency domain.

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