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    When the function sinc(t) is sampled at a frequency that is equivalent or more than the Nyquist rate, the signal is more distinctly reproduceable. The normalized rectangular pulse which is represented by the rect(t) function is shifted in the frequency domain by a value corresponding to the different values of 'n' we substitute it with. The fourier transforms of the sinc() function are displayed using the MATLAB program and match with the waveform.

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    When the function sinc(t) is sampled at a frequency that is equivalent or more than the Nyquist rate, the signal is more distinctly reproduceable. The normalized rectangular pulse which is represented by the rect(t) function is shifted in the frequency domain by a value corresponding to the different values of 'n' we substitute it with. The fourier transforms of the sinc() function are displayed using the MATLAB program and match with the waveform.

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    When the function sinc(t) is sampled at a frequency that is equivalent or more than the Nyquist rate, the signal is more distinctly reproduceable. The normalized rectangular pulse which is represented by the rect(t) function is shifted in the frequency domain by a value corresponding to the different values of 'n' we substitute it with. The fourier transforms of the sinc() function are displayed using the MATLAB program and match with the waveform.

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    When the function Sinc(t) is sampled at a frequency that is equivalent or more than the Nyquist rate, we see that

    the signal is more distinctly reproduceable. The normalized rectangular pulse which is represented by the rect(t) function is shifted in the frequency domain by a value corresponding to the different values of n we substitute it with. Accordingly, the fourier transforms of the sinc() function are displayed using the MATLAB program and match with the waveform here.

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