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Periodic Functions
A Periodic Function is a function where the entire graph is formed from copies of a particular portion at specified intervals.
The Function :$ f(x) = sin(x)\,\! $ is a periodic function with a Period :$ T = 2*\pi\,\! $.
This sine wave function repeats itself every period of :$ 2*\pi,\! $
File:Periodic.jpg ECE301Fall2008mboutin
Periodic function $ f(x) = sin(x) $. The graph consists of copies of the values $ T = 0 $ to $ T = 2*\pi $.
