Complex Fourier Series for cos(t/2)

[Aows]

Homework Statement

Q:/ Find the complex form of Fourier series for the following periodic function whose definition in one period is given below then convert to real trigonometry also find f(0).
f(t)=cos(t/2), notes: (T=2*pi) (L=pi)

Homework Equations

1) f(t)=sum from -inf to +inf (Cn exp(j*n*(pi/L)*t)
2) Cn=(1/2pi) *integration from -L to +L (f(t) exp (-j * n (pi/L)* t) *dt

The Attempt at a Solution

i failed at finding the solution to the Cn coefficient

 

[stevendaryl]

Homework Statement

Q:/ Find the complex form of Fourier series for the following periodic function whose definition in one period is given below then convert to real trigonometry also find f(0).
f(t)=cos(t/2), notes: (T=2*pi) (L=pi)

Homework Equations

1) f(t)=sum from -inf to +inf (Cn exp(j*n*(pi/L)*t)
2) Cn=(1/2pi) *integration from -L to +L (f(t) exp (-j * n (pi/L)* t) *dt

The Attempt at a Solution

i failed at finding the solution to the Cn coefficient

Well, post what the equations look like when you substitute cos(t/2) in for f(t). Also, for evaluating the integral, it might help to convert it to exponentials, using:

cos(x) = \frac{1}{2} (e^{i x} + e^{-ix})

 

[Aows]

Well, post what the equations look like when you substitute cos(t/2) in for f(t). Also, for evaluating the integral, it might help to convert it to exponentials, using:

cos(x) = \frac{1}{2} (e^{i x} + e^{-ix})

Hello,
what do you want me to post ?

 

[Aows]

here is part of the question