Theoretical explanation:
- w (Frequency Domain Samples): These are the frequency domain sample points where the spectrum X is defined, typically in radians.
- X (Spectrum): This is the frequency domain representation (spectrum) of your signal, denoted as X(e^jw).
- n (Time Samples): The time points at which you want to compute the inverse transform.
- dw (Frequency Step): This represents the difference in frequency between adjacent points in w. It is used to approximate the integral in the inverse transform.
- Inverse Transformation Process: The code sums over the frequency components (X(idx_2p).*exp(1j*w(idx_2p)*n(i))) scaled by dw and normalizes by 2*pi. This sum effectively approximates the integral required in the inverse Fourier transform.
- Loop Over Time Samples: The for loop calculates the inverse transform value for each time sample in n.
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