Low Pass Filter and Fourier Transforms

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The discussion centers on the Fourier Transform of a low pass filter with a bandwidth of W Hz, where the cutoff frequency fc is significantly greater than W. The proposed representation of the filter's frequency response is a rectangular function, specifically described as rect(f/W), indicating a flat response between -W and W. This confirms that the low pass filter effectively allows frequencies within this range to pass while attenuating others outside this bandwidth.

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  • Understanding of Fourier Transforms
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  • Familiarity with low pass filter design
  • Basic mathematics involving functions and bandwidth
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What is the general Fourier Transform for a low *** filter if the lowpass filter also has a bandwidth of W Hz, and fc >>W,?

I think it would this:

∂(fc) + ∂(f-fc) + ∂(f-fc)
 
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Just a rectangle between -W and W with height 1.

It is represented in form similar to rect (f/W)
 
Thank you so much!
 

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