Complex Sinusoids

GUIDE: Mathematics of the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) - Julius O. Smith III. Complex Sinusoids

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Complex Sinusoids

Recall Euler's Identity,

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Multiplying this equation by $A \ and setting $\, we obtain the definition of the complex sinusoid:
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Thus, a complex sinusoid consists of an in-phase component for its real part, and a phase-quadrature component for its imaginary part. Since $\, we have
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That is, the complex sinusoid is constant modulus. (The symbol ''$\'' means ''identically equal to,'' i.e., for all $t$.) The phase of the complex sinusoid is
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The derivative of the phase of the complex sinusoid gives itsfrequency
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