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1 FFT, total Energy , and Energy spectral density computations in MATLAB Aaron Scher Everything presented here is specifically focused on non-periodic Signals with finite Energy (also called Energy Signals ). part 1. THEORY Instantaneous power of continuous- time Signals : Let be a real ( no imaginary part ) signal . If represents voltage across a 1 W resistor, then the instantaneous power dissipated by Ohmic losses in the resistor is: =%&'(= ). (Instantaneous power in [W]=[J/s]) (1) Total Energy of continuous- time Signals : The total Energy dissipated across the resistor is the time -integral of the instantaneous power: ,= ./.= ) ./.. (Total signal Energy in [J]) (2) A signal with a finite Energy , ( ,< ) is called an Energy signal .

1 FFT, total energy, and energy spectral density computations in MATLAB Aaron Scher Everything presented here is specifically focused on non-periodic signals with finite energy (also called “energy signals”). Part 1. THEORY Instantaneous power of continuous-time signals: Let !" be a real (i.e. no imaginary part) signal. If !"

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