Signals and Systems - Inverse Fourier Transform

UConn HKN's Andrew Finelli shows how to perform an inverse fourier transform on a rectangular function.

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[PauloConstantino]

is he trying to show that skaters can do well on exams ?

[TheManatilla]

Has he not only mastered this math but ALSO writing backwards?

[omarbaalbaki]

Thanks! Simply explained and effective :)

[danielbrock]

Thanks! I have been abusing the table. This helps!

[aidanabregov]

is the omega inside the rect() w0 or what? It seems that there are two omegas, one of which is set between -1/2<w<1/2 and one that is inside the rect((w-10)/2pi).

[JonathanTATran]

How are you writing backwards? Are you writing on a glass screen? How is this possible?

[__-njwj]

Why didn't you substitute the value of t.

[johannesh]

There's an error: sin(pi x)/pi x = si(pi x) = sinc(x)

[ekurtoglu]

ulan soru çözemiyoz konu dinleyelim dedik denk gelen adama bak ben düz yazamıyom adam tersten yazıyo bırakıcam okulunu mokulunu