Applications of fourier series in electrical engineering
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Fourier series are a basic tool used in signal processing and modulation techniques to convert signals to the frequency domain for analysis. Fourier transforms are applied in areas like partial differential equations, NMR, MRI, spectroscopy, signals and systems analysis, digital signal processing, and quantum mechanics. Common applications of Fourier transforms include signal processing, filtering, optics, differential equations, antennas, and analyzing sound.
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