Fourier Transform and Modulation

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The discussion focuses on the confusion surrounding the phase spectrum of the function y(t) in relation to its Fourier Transform. The user inquires whether the phase spectrum can be represented as a linear equation involving frequency. They also seek clarification on how to derive the phase spectrum of x(t) to aid in determining that of y(t). Feedback indicates that the user's initial attempt at the solution appears solid. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding phase spectrum calculations in Fourier analysis.
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The Attempt at a Solution



See pdf attached for my attempt at the solution.

I'm a little confused as to how to draw the phase spectrum for y(t). Would it simply be a line equation of,

-\frac{\pi}{6000}f \pm \frac{\pi}{2}

for each given triangle?(the +/- is selected accordingly of course)

Aside from that, are there any other mistakes?

Cheers!
 

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Since no one else has responded:

how did you obtain the phase spectrum of x(t)? If I knew that maybe we could figure out how to get that of y(t).

What you wrote looks very good.
 
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