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So, my understanding of this material is that X(f),X1(w) mainly differ on their X axis scaling, and same sort of thing X1 and X2?
 
So, my understanding of this material is that X(f),X1(w) mainly differ on their X axis scaling, and same sort of thing X1 and X2?
  
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HW2 Discussion, ECE438, Fall 2010, Prof. Boutin

So, my understanding of this material is that X(f),X1(w) mainly differ on their X axis scaling, and same sort of thing X1 and X2?

Valid? ~AJFunche

It's a bit more complicated than a mere rescaling of the frequency axis. First, one must not forget that the DTFT is ALWAYS periodic with period $ 2\pi $. Second, the amplitude of the FT changes when sampling. Third, something called "aliasing" might occur. Can other students please try clarify this? I will step in if I notice obvious misconceptions/mistakes.--Mboutin 08:56, 7 September 2010 (UTC)

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