How the Fourier Transform Works, an online course | Signal Processing | Signals and Systems

[@Mannifie]

My Research on Circle of Fifth brought me here. Your education videos the way they filmed looks like you have such a beautiful creative mind. which makes learning simple and fun. I guess you made a right choice by showing your presence on youtube.. I actually recommended your videos to some of my brilliant students and the feed back is too positive so, the Show must go on.

[@MarkNewmanEducation]

So glad you found my stuff. Thank you very much for your kind words and for recommending my videos to your students. I absolutely LOVE what I'm doing and keep having ideas that are far too complicated (which is why these videos take me so long to produce). I have a blog on the Fourier Transform which I wrote before embarking on the course: howthefouriertransformworks.com/blog. The blog is basically my research notes for the course. I am currently looking around for funding to allow me to work fewer hours at my day job and devote more time to producing the course. As you say, the show must go on and it will do, if I can only make it happen. I've opened a Patreon account for this purpose: www.patreon.com/MarkNewman. I'm working on a post at the moment which I hope to have out within the next few weeks which continue on from Lecture 6 from the course detailing how the Fourier series became the Fourier transform.

[@Mannifie]

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[@bayestraat]

I first learned about FFT while referencing a dissertation during my economics major a decade ago. It was a straightforward financial paper describing the risk free option pricing as if it were spokes on a wheel. I never really understood its concepts besides using it in statistical programming. Just recently I really started studying in depth about WT and FFT to better understand products related to LoRa and phased array radars. Might I add that Mark, you were that one person whom had kickstarted this entire learning process.

[@MuhammadGhufran5]

Thank you very much for these lectures! As an engineer, I have been using Fourier Transform for the last few years, but I have to admit that I never understood it the way I understand it now after watching your videos! Thanks a bunch!

[@MarkNewmanEducation]

Thank you. That makes me really happy. Now you understand how it works you can be even more creative in the way you use it. The Fourier Transform really is the most useful analysis tool.

[@dosomething3]

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[@MarkNewmanEducation]

Wow, thanks.

[@estebanl2354]

Cosmos vibes with maths, I Love ittt

[@weicai1911]

this is the best explanation for Fourier T I have ever seen, thanks a lot! only one question, how can we get the real amplitude of the harmonics in the original wave, you use the reference value/(T/2)to calculate it, can we trust the result? and why?

[@quantumcity6679]

Thank you so much for this....

[@MarkNewmanEducation]

You're most welcome. I really enjoy filming this course.

[@rd-tk6js]

Excellent series. Very intuitive. Thanks !

[@MarkNewmanEducation]

You're very welcome!

[@vedantshah6313]

Hey..... Amazing video. Do u have any idea where I can get accurate Fourier simulator online ?

[@veeramuni6246]

Thanking you sir. I am very happy for your explanation. Why Fourier transformation is used in civil engineering?

[@MarkNewmanEducation]

I'm not sure. I'm an electronics engineer so know little about civil engineering. Sorry. Is anyone here a civil engineer and can anyone help with Veera Muni's questions?

[@veeramuni6246]

@@MarkNewmanEducation Thank you sir

[@liranekm]

Thank you ❤

[@yosoylibre]

Great job!

[@MarkNewmanEducation]

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[@vikasbiliye5023]

Thank you master!

[@MarkNewmanEducation]

You are welcome!

[@ouztatosekou6382]

Think you so match for this prof

[@MarkNewmanEducation]

You're most welcome, but I am no professor. Just a frustrated student who found the Fourier Transform a challenge until actually working with it in my professional life finally helped me to understand how it works.

[@sarelvanwyk693]

Thank you.

[@MarkNewmanEducation]

My pleasure.

[@mitrasen2295]

Thanks you sir

[@MarkNewmanEducation]

You're most welcome.

[@no-de3lg]

How in the hell this fourier transformation could knows the original waves thats makes the complex waves since they all mashed up and sumed all the signals together

[@no-de3lg]

Im trying to understand it but im not that intelligent kinda got obsessive compulsive disorder i need to understand it so the thought in my brain will go away

[@curtpiazza1688]

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