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1 Topic 16 Sinusoidal Signals (9.1)

2 Sounds sawing market truck 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

3 Banjo G=195.8 Hz T 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 35 mS 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

4 Cello C=264 Hz T 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 38.3 mS 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

5 Saxaphone G=195.8 Hz T 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 35.4 mS 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

6 Single Cycle Comparison Comparison
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7 Jean Baptiste Joseph Fourier
extended fourier transforms into random signals ca. 1937 professor at M.I.T. inventer of Cybernautics mathemetician and electrical engineer Norbert Wiener Jean Baptiste Joseph Fourier mathemtician and civil engineer scientific advisor to Napolean professor at Ecole Polytechnique developed Fourier Transform ca.1807 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

8 Fourier Theory In a nutshell… …any time-varying signal, f(t)…
…may be represented as a sum of sinewaves of varying frequencies sound data, similar to ours plot of the amplitude of sine waves needed to create it Fourier Transform 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

9 Consequences All we need to know in order to be able to predict how a network will respond to a general signal SoundBlaster is to find out how it will respond to various sinusoidal frequencies This sucks. But Bobby’s got such a gravelly voice, I might not notice 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

10 Electrical Engineers are interested in sinewaves
Sinusoidal Sources Because we can characterize any network just using sinewaves and Then use the result to figure out how the network will respond to any signal & Because all our ac power systems are sinusoidal Electrical Engineers are interested in sinewaves and how our networks respond to them 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

11 AC power as it comes form a conventional wall socket is sinusoidal
Sinusoidal Sources AC power as it comes form a conventional wall socket is sinusoidal Although we quite reasonably talk about power what is provided to a household plug is a (more or less) constant voltage Vm: the amplitude in volts (nominally 177 for North American AC) ω: the frequency, in radians per sec φ: the phase, in radians The current that results when we connect something to a household circuit will also be sinusoidal the amplitude, Im, is in amps. Its value will depend upon the resistance of the load being connected. 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

12 Plotting Sinusoids But how do f & T relate to this? v
Max value is the amplitude, Vm Vm -Vm t T Min value is -Vm T is the period, the time taken to sweep out 1 complete cycle of the wave The reciprocal of the period is the frequency, the number of cycles that occurs in 1 sec, measured in Hertz i.e., if it takes a mS to sweep out one complete cycle… … a thousand cycles are swept out in a sec 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

13 ω, f, φ, T & all that stuff What angular change does the sinewave undergo in 1 period? v Vm -Vm T But these must always be angles t T T By definition By definition, a cycle is 2π radians for any t That is where ω is the frequency in radians/sec f is the frequency in cycles/sec (Hz) 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

14 Phase angle v Vm Phase angle 0 t -Vm v Positive phase angle Vm
Peak occurs when Wave arrives early positive phase angle We say it leads 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

15 Note that if we delay a cosine wave by 90 degrees (or π/2 radians)
Phase angle Vm t v -Vm Negative phase angle Peak occurs when Wave is delayed negative phase angle We say it lags Vm t v -Vm Note that if we delay a cosine wave by 90 degrees (or π/2 radians) 90° We get a sine wave 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

16 ω, f, φ, T & all that stuff Is it degrees or radians?
Engineers routinely use both … … and go back and forth as needed Do we use ω or f ? Engineers routinely use both … … f in the lab where T is easy to measure … ω in calculations where it is more natural… … and go back and forth as needed! 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

17 RMS measurement rms stands for root mean square
Given any periodic function Its rms value is 1. Square the function For a cosinusoidal voltage 2. Average it over one cycle 3. Take square root of result (See problem 9.2) North American household voltage: 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

18 End of this lecture 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

19 Truck 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

20 Truck 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

21 Truck 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

22 Truck 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

23 Marketplace 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

24 Marketplace 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

25 Marketplace 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

26 Marketplace 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

27 Sawing 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

28 Sawing 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

29 Sawing 12/3/2018 Sinusoids

30 Sawing 12/3/2018 Sinusoids


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