Discrete Fourier Transform
Yet Another Fourier Representation Why do we need another Fourier Representation? Fourier series represent signals as sums of sinusoids. They provide insights that are not obvious from time representations, but Fourier series only de ned for periodic signals. X[k] = X n=hNi x[n]e−j2πkn/N (summed over a period)
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