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310 ELEC project updates in response to questions asked by students part 12, use amplitudes 1, -1/3, 1/5 to get square wave part 13, input cosine is wave part 17, omit, not required general: handwritten equations ok POI may contain a bug, showing index n instead of n-1 etc
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ELEC project updates
in response to questions asked by students
part 12, use amplitudes 1, -1/3, 1/5 to get square wave
part 13, input cosine is wave
part 17, omit, not required
general: handwritten equations ok
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