Lecture

Fourier Transform: Basics and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of Fourier transform, including spatial and temporal functions, Fourier transform pairs, and examples of Fourier transforms of various functions such as impulse, Gaussian, rectangular, and harmonic functions. The instructor explains the concept of spatial frequency and temporal frequency, and demonstrates the application of Fourier transform in analyzing different types of functions.

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