For small A, x(t) looks like a square wave; as A → π, x(t) resembles a type of sawtooth wave.
(a) Determine the Fourier series Xkfor signal x(t). Sketch the corresponding magnitude and phase spectra.
Next, synthesize x(t) using a truncated Fourier series xK(t), as given in Eq. (1.61). Using the following parameters, accurately plot xK(t) and comment on the approximation, with particular attention to Gibbs phenomenon.
(a) A = π/2 and K = 20
(b) A = π/2 and K = 100
(c) A = π/64 and K = 20
(d) A = π/64 and K = 100
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