Why is a Time Shift also a Phase Rotation in Frequency?
Explains the Fourier Transform property that relates the time-shift of a signal (in the time domain) to the frequency-rotation that occurs in the frequency domain - using graphical waveform examples.
* Note that there is a minor "typo" in the equation. The exponential should include the complex variable "i".
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