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In Mathematics and in Signal Processing , the Hilbert transform, here denoted , of a real-valued function, , is obtained by Convolving signal with to obtain . Therefore, the Hilbert transform can be interpreted as the output of a Linear Time Invariant system with input , and a system impulse response given as . It is a useful mathematical tool to describe the Complex Envelope of a real-valued carrier modulated signal in communication theory (see below for more on applications). The precise definition is as follows:
where : and considering the integral as a Cauchy Principal Value (which avoids the singularity at ). It follows that the Hilbert transform has a frequency response given by the Fourier Transform : And since: :, the Hilbert transform has the effect of shifting the Negative Frequency components of by +90° and the positive frequencies components by −90°. We also note that . So multiplying the above equation by gives : from which the inverse Hilbert transform is apparent''':'''
HILBERT TRANSFORM EXAMPLES Notice: Some authors, e.g., Bracewell, use our as their definition of the forward transform. A consequence is that the right column of this table would be negated.
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