Explains how the square waveform, Rec(t), and the Sinc function are related via the Fourier Transform. They are extremely important functions in digital communications and electronics, as well as elsewhere.
* Note that in this video I used the following definition of the Sinc function: sinc(x)=sin(x)/x
** Also note that I made a minor typo when I wrote out the answer to the integral on the first line of mathematics. The -1/jw term should be positive. The line below is correct though, so I didn't carry the error through - it was just a "typo".
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