Lecture

Fourier Pairs: Continuous-Time Transform

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This lecture covers Fourier pairs in continuous-time Fourier transform, including signals like Dirac delta function, constant function, harmonics, step function, one-sided exponential, two-sided exponential, sinc function, and box function. The Fourier transform decomposes signals into complex exponentials, providing a frequency domain representation useful for analyzing systems.

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