Theory of Periodically Time-Variant Linear Systems
In this work we provide a mathematical framework to describe the periodically time variant (PTV) linear systems. We study their frequency-domain features to estimate the output bandwidth, a necessary value to obtain a suitable digital representation of such systems. In addition, we derive several interesting properties enabling useful equivalences to represent, simulate and compensate PTVs.
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