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● N=8 DFT Matrix● DFT Matrix● DFT Matrix in Exponential Terms● DFT Matrix in Cosine and Sine Terms● DFT Matrix in Real and Imaginary Terms● DFT Real and Imaginary Phase Factors● DFT Real and Imaginary Phase Factors Symmetry

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DFT Matrix Examples (DFT.2.B)

Young Won Lim2/8/12

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7A DFT Matrix 3 Young Won Lim2/8/12

DFT

Discrete Fourier Transform

X [k ] = ∑n = 0

N − 1

x [n ] e− j 2/N k n x [n ] = 1N ∑

k = 0

N − 1

X [k ] e j 2/N k n

W N = e− j 2/N

W Nnk = e− j 2/N n k

X [k ] = ∑n= 0

N − 1

x [n] W Nk n x [n ] = 1

N ∑k = 0

N − 1

X [k ] W N−k n


N=8 DFTDFT

X [k ] = ∑n= 0

7

W 8k n x [n]

X [0] W 80 W 8

0 W 80 W 8

0 W 80 W 8

0 W 80 W 8

0 x [0 ]

X [1 ] W 80 W 8

1 W 82 W 8

3 W 84 W 8

5 W 86 W 8

7 x [1]

X [2 ] W 80 W 8

2 W 84 W 8

6 W 88 W 8

10 W 812 W 8

14 x [2]

X [3 ] W 80 W 8

3 W 86 W 8

9 W 812 W 8

15 W 818 W 8

21 x [3 ]

X [4 ] W 80 W 8

4 W 88 W 8

12 W 816 W 8

20 W 824 W 8

28 x [4 ]

X [5 ] W 80 W 8

5 W 810 W 8

15 W 820 W 8

25 W 830 W 8

35 x [5 ]

X [6] W 80 W 8

6 W 812 W 8

18 W 824 W 8

30 W 836 W 8

42 x [6 ]

X [7 ] W 80 W 8

7 W 814 W 8

21 W 828 W 8

35 W 842 W 8

49 x [7 ]

=

W 8k n = e

− j 28

k n


N=8 DFTDFT Matrix in Exponential Terms

x [0 ]

x [1]

x [2]

x [3 ]

x [4 ]

x [5 ]

x [6 ]

x [7 ]

X [0]

X [1 ]

X [2 ]

X [3 ]

X [4 ]

X [5 ]

X [6]

X [7 ]

=

X [k ] = ∑n= 0

7

W 8k n x [n] W 8

k n = e− j 2

8k n

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅1

e− j⋅

4⋅2

e− j⋅

4⋅3

e− j⋅

4⋅4

e− j⋅

4⋅5

e− j⋅

4⋅6

e− j⋅

4⋅7

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅2

e− j⋅

4⋅4

e− j⋅

4⋅6

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅2

e− j⋅

4⋅4

e− j⋅

4⋅6

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅3

e− j⋅

4⋅6

e− j⋅

4⋅1

e− j⋅

4⋅4

e− j⋅

4⋅7

e− j⋅

4⋅2

e− j⋅

4⋅5

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅4

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅4

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅4

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅4

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅5

e− j⋅

4⋅2

e− j⋅

4⋅7

e− j⋅

4⋅4

e− j⋅

4⋅1

e− j⋅

4⋅6

e− j⋅

4⋅3

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅6

e− j⋅

4⋅4

e− j⋅

4⋅2

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅6

e− j⋅

4⋅4

e− j⋅

4⋅2

e− j⋅

4⋅0

e− j⋅

4⋅7

e− j⋅

4⋅6

e− j⋅

4⋅5

e− j⋅

4⋅4

e− j⋅

4⋅3

e− j⋅

4⋅2

e− j⋅

4⋅1


N=8 DFTDFT Complex Phase Factor Values

W 80

W 81

W 82

W 83

W 84

W 85

W 87

W 86

W 8k = e

− j 28

k

+1

+1− j√2

− j

−1− j√2

−1

−1+ j√2

+1+ j√2

+ j


N=8 DFTDFT Matrix in Cosine and Sine Terms

W 8k n = e

− j 28

k n= cos4⋅k⋅n − j sin4⋅k⋅n

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅1− j sin /4⋅1

cos /4⋅2− j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅3− j sin /4⋅3

cos /4⋅4− j sin /4⋅4

cos (π /4)⋅5− j sin (π/4)⋅5

cos /4⋅6− j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅7− j sin /4⋅7

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅2− j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅4− j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅6− j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅2− j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅4− j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅6− j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅3− j sin /4⋅3

cos /4⋅6− j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅1− j sin /4⋅1

cos /4⋅4− j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅7− j sin /4⋅7

cos /4⋅2− j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅5− j sin /4⋅5

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅4− j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅4− j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅4− j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅4− j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅5− j sin /4⋅5

cos /4⋅2− j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅7− j sin /4⋅7

cos /4⋅4− j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅1− j sin /4⋅1

cos /4⋅6− j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅3− j sin /4⋅3

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅6− j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅4− j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅2− j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅6− j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅4− j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅2− j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅0− j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅7− j sin /4⋅7

cos /4⋅6− j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅5− j sin /4⋅5

cos /4⋅4− j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅3− j sin /4⋅3

cos /4⋅2− j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅1− j sin /4⋅1


N=8 DFTDFT Matrix Real and Imaginary Terms

W 8k n = e

− j 28

k n= cos4⋅k⋅n − j sin4⋅k⋅n

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

12

− j 12

− j

−1

− 12

j 12

j

12

j 12

− 12

− j 12

1

− j

−1

1

− j

−1

j

j

1

−1

1

1

−1

1

−1

−1

1

− 12

j 12

− j

−1

12

− j 12

j

− 12

− j 12

12

j 12

1

j

−1

1

j

−1

− j

− j

1

12

j 12

j

−1

− 12

− j 12

− j

12

− j 12

− 12

j 12

1

− 12

− j 12

j

−1

12

j 12

− j

− 12

j 12

12

− j 12


N=8 DFTDFT Real Phase Factors

n=0 n=1 n=2 n=3 n=4 n=5 n=6 n=7k=0

k=1

k=2

k=3

k=4

k=5

k=6

k=7

0 cycle

1 cycle

2 cycles

3 cycles

4 cycles

5 cycles

6 cycles

7 cycles

cos 28 ⋅1⋅n

cos 28 ⋅2⋅n

cos 28 ⋅3⋅n

cos 28 ⋅4⋅n

cos 28 ⋅5⋅n

cos 28 ⋅6⋅n

cos 28 ⋅7⋅n

(–) c.w.


N=8 DFTDFT Imaginary Phase Factors

n=0 n=1 n=2 n=3 n=4 n=5 n=6 n=7k=0

k=1

k=2

k=3

k=4

k=5

k=6

k=7

0 cycle

1 cycle

2 cycles

3 cycles

4 cycles

5 cycles

6 cycles

7 cycles

−sin 28 ⋅1⋅n

−sin 28 ⋅2⋅n

−sin 28 ⋅3⋅n

−sin 28 ⋅4⋅n

−sin 28 ⋅5⋅n

−sin 28 ⋅6⋅n

−sin 28 ⋅7⋅n

(–) c.w.


N=8 DFTDFT Real Phase Factor Symmetry

n=0 n=1 n=2 n=3 n=4 n=5 n=6 n=7k=0

k=1

k=2

k=3

k=4

k=5

k=6

k=7

0 cycle

1 cycle

2 cycles

3 cycles

4 cycles

3 cycles

2 cycles

1 cycle

cos 28 ⋅1⋅n

cos 28 ⋅2⋅n

cos 28 ⋅3⋅n

cos 28 ⋅4⋅n

cos 28 ⋅5⋅n

cos 28 ⋅6⋅n

cos 28 ⋅7⋅n

cos 28 ⋅3⋅n

cos 28 ⋅2⋅n

cos 28 ⋅1⋅n

(–) c.w.

(+) c.c.w.


N=8 DFTDFT Imaginary Phase Factor Symmetry

n=0 n=1 n=2 n=3 n=4 n=5 n=6 n=7k=0

k=1

k=2

k=3

k=4

k=5

k=6

k=7

0 cycle

1 cycle

2 cycles

3 cycles

4 cycles

3 cycles*

2 cycles*

1 cycle*

−sin 28 ⋅1⋅n

−sin 28 ⋅2⋅n

−sin 28 ⋅3⋅n

−sin 28 ⋅4⋅n

−sin 28 ⋅5⋅n

−sin 28 ⋅6⋅n

−sin 28 ⋅7⋅n

sin 28 ⋅3⋅n

sin 28 ⋅2⋅n

sin 28 ⋅1⋅n

(–) c.w.

(+) c.c.w.


W 8−k n = e

j 28

k n

N=8 IDFTIDFT Matrix

x [n ] = 1N ∑

k = 0

7

W 8−k n X [k ]

X [0]W 80 W 8

0 W 80 W 8

0 W 80 W 8

0 W 80 W 8

0x [0 ]

X [1 ]W 80 W 8

−1 W 8−2 W 8

−3 W 8−4 W 8

−5 W 8−6 W 8

−7x [1]

X [2 ]W 80 W 8

−2 W 8−4 W 8

−6 W 8−8 W 8

−10 W 8−12 W 8

−14x [2]

X [3 ]W 80 W 8

−3 W 8−6 W 8

−9 W 8−12 W 8

−15 W 8−18 W 8

−21x [3 ]

X [4 ]W 80 W 8

−4 W 8−8 W 8

−12 W 8−16 W 8

−20 W 8−24 W 8

−28x [4 ]

X [5 ]W 80 W 8

−5 W 8−10 W 8

−15 W 8−20 W 8

−25 W 8−30 W 8

−35x [5 ]

X [6]W 80 W 8

−6 W 8−12 W 8

−18 W 8−24 W 8

−30 W 8−36 W 8

−42x [6 ]

X [7 ]W 80 W 8

−7 W 8−14 W 8

−21 W 8−28 W 8

−35 W 8−42 W 8

−49x [7 ]

= 1N


N=8 IDFTIDFT Matrix in Exponential Terms

X [0 ]NX [1]NX [2]NX [3]NX [4 ]NX [5]NX [6 ]NX [7 ]N

x [0 ]

x [1]

x [2]

x [3 ]

x [4 ]

x [5 ]

x [6 ]

x [7 ]

=

W 8−k n = e

j 28

k nx [n ] = 1

N ∑k = 0

7

W 8−k n X [k ]

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅1

e j⋅

4⋅2

e j⋅

4⋅3

e j⋅

4⋅4

e j⋅

4⋅5

e j⋅

4⋅6

e j⋅

4⋅7

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅2

e j⋅

4⋅4

e j⋅

4⋅6

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅2

e j⋅

4⋅4

e j⋅

4⋅6

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅3

e j⋅

4⋅6

e j⋅

4⋅1

e j⋅

4⋅4

e j⋅

4⋅7

e j⋅

4⋅2

e j⋅

4⋅5

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅4

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅4

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅4

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅4

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅5

e j⋅

4⋅2

e j⋅

4⋅7

e j⋅

4⋅4

e j⋅

4⋅1

e j⋅

4⋅6

e j⋅

4⋅3

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅6

e j⋅

4⋅4

e j⋅

4⋅2

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅6

e j⋅

4⋅4

e j⋅

4⋅2

e j⋅

4⋅0

e j⋅

4⋅7

e j⋅

4⋅6

e j⋅

4⋅5

e j⋅

4⋅4

e j⋅

4⋅3

e j⋅

4⋅2

e j⋅

4⋅1


N=8 IDFTIDFT Complex Phase Factor Values

W 80

W 8−7

W 8−6

W 8−5

W 8−4

W 8−3

W 8−2

W 8−1

W 8−k = e

j 28

k

+1

+1− j√2

− j

−1− j√2

−1

−1+ j√2

+1+ j√2

+ j


N=8 IDFTIDFT Matrix in Cosine and Sine Terms

W 8−k n = e

j 28

k n= cos4⋅k⋅n j sin4⋅k⋅n

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅1 j sin /4⋅1

cos /4⋅2 j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅3 j sin /4⋅3

cos /4⋅4 j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅5 j sin /4⋅5

cos /4⋅6 j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅7 j sin /4⋅7

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅2 j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅4 j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅6 j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅2 j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅4 j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅6 j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅3 j sin /4⋅3

cos /4⋅6 j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅1 j sin /4⋅1

cos /4⋅4 j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅7 j sin /4⋅7

cos /4⋅2 j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅5 j sin /4⋅5

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅4 j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅4 j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅4 j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅4 j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅5 j sin /4⋅5

cos /4⋅2 j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅7 j sin /4⋅7

cos /4⋅4 j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅1 j sin /4⋅1

cos /4⋅6 j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅3 j sin /4⋅3

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅6 j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅4 j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅2 j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅6 j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅4 j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅2 j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅0 j sin /4⋅0

cos /4⋅7 j sin /4⋅7

cos /4⋅6 j sin /4⋅6

cos /4⋅5 j sin /4⋅5

cos /4⋅4 j sin /4⋅4

cos /4⋅3 j sin /4⋅3

cos /4⋅2 j sin /4⋅2

cos /4⋅1 j sin /4⋅1


N=8 IDFTIDFT Matrix in Real and Imaginary Terms

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

12

j 12

j

−1

− 12

− j 12

− j

12

− j 12

− 12

j 12

1

j

−1

1

j

−1

− j

− j

1

−1

1

1

−1

1

−1

−1

1

− 12

− j 12

j

−1

12

j 12

− j

− 12

j 12

12

− j 12

1

− j

−1

1

− j

−1

j

j

1

12

− j 12

− j

−1

− 12

j 12

j

12

j 12

− 12

− j 12

1

− 12

j 12

− j

−1

12

− j 12

j

− 12

− j 12

12

j 12

W 8−k n = e

+ j( 2π8

)k n= cos( π4⋅k⋅n) + j sin( π

4⋅k⋅n)


N=8 IDFTIDFT Real Phase Factors

k=0 k=1 k=2 k=3 k=4 k=5 k=6 k=7n=0

n=1

n=2

n=3

n=4

n=5

n=6

n=7

0 cycle

1 cycle

2 cycles

3 cycles

4 cycles

5 cycles

6 cycles

7 cycles

cos 28 ⋅1⋅n

cos 28 ⋅2⋅n

cos 28 ⋅3⋅n

cos 28 ⋅4⋅n

cos 28 ⋅5⋅n

cos 28 ⋅6⋅n

cos 28 ⋅7⋅n

(+) c.c.w.


N=8 IDFTIDFT Imaginary Phase Factors

k=0 k=1 k=2 k=3 k=4 k=5 k=6 k=7n=0

n=1

n=2

n=3

n=4

n=5

n=6

n=7

sin 28 ⋅1⋅n

sin 28 ⋅2⋅n

sin 28 ⋅3⋅n

sin 28 ⋅4⋅n

sin 28 ⋅5⋅n

sin 28 ⋅6⋅n

sin 28 ⋅7⋅n

0 cycle

1 cycle

2 cycles

3 cycles

4 cycles

5 cycles

6 cycles

7 cycles

(+) c.c.w.


N=8 IDFTIDFT Real Phase Factor Symmetry

0 cycle

1 cycle

2 cycles

3 cycles

4 cycles

3 cycles

2 cycles

1 cycle

k=0 k=1 k=2 k=3 k=4 k=5 k=6 k=7n=0

n=1

n=2

n=3

n=4

n=5

n=6

n=7

cos 28 ⋅1⋅n

cos 28 ⋅2⋅n

cos 28 ⋅3⋅n

cos 28 ⋅4⋅n

cos 28 ⋅5⋅n

cos 28 ⋅6⋅n

cos 28 ⋅7⋅n

cos 28 ⋅3⋅n

cos 28 ⋅2⋅n

cos 28 ⋅1⋅n

(–) c.w.

(+) c.c.w.


N=8 IDFTIDFT Imaginary Phase Factor Symmetry

k=0 k=1 k=2 k=3 k=4 k=5 k=6 k=7n=0

n=1

n=2

n=3

n=4

n=5

n=6

n=7

sin 28 ⋅1⋅n

sin 28 ⋅2⋅n

sin 28 ⋅3⋅n

sin 28 ⋅4⋅n

sin 28 ⋅5⋅n

sin 28 ⋅6⋅n

sin 28 ⋅7⋅n

−sin 28 ⋅3⋅n

−sin 28 ⋅2⋅n

−sun 28 ⋅1⋅n

0 cycle

1 cycle

2 cycles

3 cycles

4 cycles

3 cycles

2 cycles

1 cycle(–) c.w.

(+) c.c.w.

Young Won Lim2/8/12

References

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/[2] J.H. McClellan, et al., Signal Processing First, Pearson Prentice Hall, 2003

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