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The inverse (i)DFT of X is defined as the signal x : [0, N 1] !C with components x(n) given by the expression x(n) := 1 p N N 1 å k=0 X(k)ej2pkn/N = 1 p N N 1 å k=0 X(k)exp(j2pkn/N) (1) When x is obtained from X through the relationship in (1) we write x = F 1(X). Recall that if X is the DFT of some signal, it must be peri-odic with period N.
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