Pregunta: The input voltage of a circuit is periodic, and is defined by the following equation: v(t) = v(t-2n) = 6(t-2n)[u(t-2n)-u(t-2n)-u(t-2n-2)], where n belongs to the numbers natural. A. Find the Fourier series that represents v(t). Note that v(t) is zero for values of t < 0. El voltaje de entrada de un circuito es periódico, y está definido por la siguiente

The input voltage of a circuit is periodic, and is defined by the following equation:
v(t) = v(t-2n) = 6(t-2n)[u(t-2n)-u(t-2n)-u(t-2n-2)], where n belongs to the numbers
natural.
A. Find the Fourier series that represents v(t). Note that v(t) is zero for values of t < 0.

El voltaje de entrada de un circuito es periódico, y está definido por la siguiente ecuación:

vlt)

= vlt-2n

=6 t

-2n)u(t-2n) •

- ult

-2n-2)] , donde n pertenece a los números

naturales.

A. Halle la serie de Fourier que representa v(t). Observe que v(t) es cero para valores de t < 0.