Fourier series representation for trigonometric and complex form base

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onceinalifetim

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Apr 5, 2014

May i know to obtain Fourier series representation for trigonometric and complex form base on magnitude spectrum and phase spectrum??

what i found is that to get trigonometric form is from phase spectrum, but i don't know how.. can anyone help

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