GATE-2016
30. The time period of the signal s(t)= sin(π/3)t + cos(π/2)t is__________seconds.
Solution:
To
identity the period ‘T’ , the frequency f=1/T or the angular
frequency ω = 2*Π*f = (2*Π)/ T of a given
sinusoidal or complex
exponential signal, it is always helpful to
write it in any of the
follwing
forms.
sin(ωt)
= sin( 2*Π*f*t) = sin (2*Π*t/ T) ----------------(1)
The
fundamental frequency of a signal is the greatest common
divisor
(GCD) of all the frequency components contained in a
siganl, and
equivalently, the fundamental period is the least
common multiple
(LCM) of all individual periods of the
components
Ex:
S(t)
= sin( (Π/3)*t ) + cos ( (Π/2)*t) ---------------(2)
ω1
= Π/3 ω2
= Π/2
2*Π*f1
= Π/3 2*Π*f2=
Π/2
f1
= 1/6 f2
= 1/4
The
fundamental frequency ‘f0’
is the GCD of f1=
1/6 and f2=
1/4
f0
= GCD ( 1/6. 1/4 )
=
1/12
Alternatively
, the period of the fundamental ‘T0’
is the LCM of T1
= 6 and T2
= 4
T0=
LCM ( 6,4)
=
12
How
to find the GCD and LCM:
1.
HCF (or) GCD = HCF of numerator/ LCM of denominators
2.
LCM = LCM of numerator/ HCF of denominators
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