This
study presents a discussion on input-output orthogonality property of
derivative operators for sinusoidal functions and investigates the effects of
fractional order derivative on Fourier series expansion of periodic signals.
The findings of this study are useful for the interpretation of fractional
order derivative operator for time periodic signals. Fourier series expansion expresses
any periodical signals as the sum of sine and cosine functions. Accordingly, it
is illustrated that the derivative operator takes effect on the amplitude and
phase of Fourier components as follows: The first order derivative of sine and
cosine functions leads to a phase shifting of the right angle and an amplitude
scaling proportional to angular frequency of sinusoidal component. As a result
of the right angle phase shifting of sinusoidal components, the first order
derivative generates an orthogonal function for sinusoidal inputs. However,
non-integer order derivatives do not conform orthogonality property for sine
and cosine functions because it can lead to a phase shifting in the any
fraction of right angle. It also results in an amplitude scaling proportional
to -power of angular frequency of sinusoidal components. Moreover,
fractional order derivative of periodic signals is expressed on the bases of
Fourier series expansion and the interpretation of the operator for signals is
discussed on the bases of this formula.
This
study presents a discussion on input-output orthogonality property of
derivative operators for sinusoidal functions and investigates the effects of
fractional order derivative on Fourier series expansion of periodic signals.
The findings of this study are useful for the interpretation of fractional
order derivative operator for time periodic signals. Fourier series expansion expresses
any periodical signals as the sum of sine and cosine functions. Accordingly, it
is illustrated that the derivative operator takes effect on the amplitude and
phase of Fourier components as follows: The first order derivative of sine and
cosine functions leads to a phase shifting of the right angle and an amplitude
scaling proportional to angular frequency of sinusoidal component. As a result
of the right angle phase shifting of sinusoidal components, the first order
derivative generates an orthogonal function for sinusoidal inputs. However,
non-integer order derivatives do not conform orthogonality property for sine
and cosine functions because it can lead to a phase shifting in the any
fraction of right angle. It also results in an amplitude scaling proportional
to -power of angular frequency of sinusoidal components. Moreover,
fractional order derivative of periodic signals is expressed on the bases of
Fourier series expansion and the interpretation of the operator for signals is
discussed on the bases of this formula.
Journal Section | PAPERS |
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Publication Date | December 1, 2016 |
Submission Date | April 19, 2017 |
Acceptance Date | October 13, 2016 |
Published in Issue | Year 2016 Volume: 1 Issue: 1 |
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