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This is the graph of the magniture of <math>W(\omega)</math> for <math>N=15</math>.
 
This is the graph of the magniture of <math>W(\omega)</math> for <math>N=15</math>.
  
[[Image:W_of_omega_N_equal_15.png]]
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[[Image:W_of_omega_N_equal_15.png|500px]]
  
 
This is the graph of the magniture of <math>W(\omega)</math> for <math>N=100</math>.
 
This is the graph of the magniture of <math>W(\omega)</math> for <math>N=100</math>.
  
[[Image:W_of_omega_N_equal_100.png]]
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[[Image:W_of_omega_N_equal_100.png|500px]]
  
  
 
This is the graph of the magniture of <math>W(\omega)</math> for <math>N=10000</math>.
 
This is the graph of the magniture of <math>W(\omega)</math> for <math>N=10000</math>.
[[Image:W_of_omega_N_equal_10000.png]]
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[[Image:W_of_omega_N_equal_10000.png|500px]]
  
  

Revision as of 10:14, 23 September 2009


ECE 438 Fall_2009 Prof. Boutin: some graphs to illustrate DFT lecture

This is the graph of the magniture of $ W(\omega) $ for $ N=15 $.

W of omega N equal 15.png

This is the graph of the magniture of $ W(\omega) $ for $ N=100 $.

W of omega N equal 100.png


This is the graph of the magniture of $ W(\omega) $ for $ N=10000 $. W of omega N equal 10000.png



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