Getting the signal -- No. 1

The signal that I've got was taken from my own solution: y = sin(x)

Getting periodic signal

When you have that signal with a sampling rate at pi/4, you will see a periodic signal as shown in the picture on the right. function y = sin(x) with sampling rate at pi / 4

Getting non-periodic signal

When you have that signal with a sampling rate at 2.3, you will see a non-periodic signal as shown in the picture on the right. function y = sin(x) with sampling rate at 2.3



Getting the non-periodic signal -- No. 2

I took a very simple non-periodic signal from my own solution: y = x


Changing it into a periodic signal

When we put multiple non-periodic signals together, we practically repeat it so we have a periodic signal multiple functions y = x being put together

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