Question: A real-valued N-point sequence x(n) is called DFT bandlimited if its DFT X(k) = 0 for k 0 ? k ? N ? k 0

A real-valued N-point sequence x(n) is called DFT bandlimited if its DFT X(k) = 0 for k0 ? k ? N ? k0. We insert (L ? 1)N zeros in the middle of X(k) to obtain the following LN-point DFT

X (k). 0. 0 < k < ko - 1 X'(k) =

Explain the meaning of this type of processing by working out an example with N = 4, L = 1, and X(k) = {1, 0, 0, 1}

X (k). 0. 0 < k < ko - 1 X'(k) = LN - ku + 1

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