EECE 200 Homework 1 Solution, Fall 2011
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American
University
of
Beirut
Faculty
of
Engineering
and
Architecture
Department
of
Electrical
and
Computer
Engineering
EECE200
–
Introduction
to
Engineering–
Fall
2011-‐2012
Homework
1
Solution
Problem
1
[30
points]
a. The amplitude of y1 is 10V
[1]
The amplitude of y2 is 5V
[1]
The amplitude of y3 is 2V
[1]
b. For y1
T= 0.0209-0 = 0.0209 sec
[1]
F= 1/T = 47.74648 Hz
[1]
ω = 2πF = 300 rad/sec
[1]
For y2
T= 0.00733-0.00315 = 0.004188 sec
[1]
F= 1/T = 238.732 Hz
[1]
ω = 2πF = 1500 rad/sec
[1]
For Y3
T= 0.00628-0 = 0.00628 sec
[1]
F= 1/T = 159.1549 Hz
[1]
ω = 2πF = 1000 rad/sec
[1]
c. The
second
signal
has
the
highest
frequency
(1500
Hz)
[1]
d. For Y1
At T = 0.00522 sec Y1 = 10 ; 10 = 10 sin (300t+φ1) ; sin (300t+φ1)=1 ; 300t+φ1=π/2 [1]
φ1=0 rad/s [1]
φ1=0 deg [1]
On the graph at T=0 sec the signal has a zero amplitude. Substituting in the equation verifies the
calculated results [1]
For Y2
At T = 0 sec Y2 = 5 ; 5 = 5 sin (1500t+φ2) ; sin (1500t+φ2)=1 ; 1500t+φ2=π/2 [1]
φ1=π/2 rad/s [1]
φ1=90 deg [1]
On the graph at T=0.001 sec the signal has a 0 amplitude. Substituting in the equation verifies the
calculated results [1]
For Y3
At T = 0.00157 sec Y3 =-2 ; -2 = 2 sin (1000t+φ3) ; sin (1000t+φ3) = -1 ;
1000t+φ3=-π/2 [1]
φ3=π rad/s [1]
φ3=180 deg [1]
On the graph at T=0 sec the signal has a zero amplitude. Substituting in the equation verifies the
calculated results [1]
e. 1
point
for
each
correct
column
(total
3)
and
one
point
for
labeling
each
axis
(total
2)
[5
points].
Problem
2
[10
points]
a. Radio
one
[1].
Frequency
is
105.5
MHZ
[1].
Range
of
FM
station
is
88
MHz
to
108MHz
[1]
b. Total
bandwidth
of
AM
radio
is
1700-‐530=
1170
KHZ.
Since
each
station
is
assigned
a
10KHz
bandwidth,
total
number
of
stations
that
the
AM
bandwidth
can
afford
=
1170/10=117
stations.[3]
c. Yes
the
TV
station
bandwidth
is
bigger
than
the
FM
stations
because
they
are
transmitting
audio
as
well
as
video
which
requires
more
data
or
bandwidth
[2]
d. No
the
bandwidth
needed
for
a
black
and
white
TV
is
smaller
since
we
are
sending
data
for
one
color
only.
[2]
Problem
3
[25
points]
a. 5x5
=
25
pixels
[2]
b. 2 bits are needed to represent the pixel because we have 4 levels of gray which are represented
with 2 bits (2^2=4 levels) [1] for the number of bits and [1] for verification
Black: 00 [2]
Dark grey: 01 [2]
Light Grey: 10 [2]
White: 11 [2]
c.
0 3 2 3 1
2 3 1 3 3
0 3 2 3 2
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
47.74648
159.1549
238.732
Amplitude
Frequency
Frequency
domain
plot
3 3 3 1 3
2 0 1 3 0
[0.32] for each correct element in the matrix
d. 25
(elements)x2(bits
for
each
element)x30
(frames
per
second)x60
(sec
per
minute)x2.5
(minutes)/8
(bits
per
byte)=
28125
bytes;
28125/1024
=
27.46582
Kbytes;
27.46582/1024
=
0.02682
Megabytes
[5]
Problem
4
[35
points]
a. 10011101.0111012 = 1x27+0x26+0x25+1x24+1x23+1x22+0x21+1x20+0x2-1+1x2-2+1x2-3+1x2-4
+0x2-5+1x2-6 = 157.453125 [9]
b. 485.2310 = 111100101.00111010111000010100011110101 [4] on the answer and [5] on the steps
485/2 242 1
242/2 121 0
121/2 60
1
60/2
30
0
30/2
15
0
15/2
7
1
7/2
3
1
3/2
1
1
1/2
0
1
0.23x2=0.46; 0.46x2=0.92; 0.92x2=1.84; 0.84x2=1.68; 0.68x2=1.36; 0.36x2=0.72; 0.72x2=1.44;
0.44x2=0.88; 0.88x2=1.76……………………..
c. 15748 = 1x83+5x82+7x81+4x80 = 89210 = 11011111002
[2] for the answer and [2] for the steps
892/2 446 0
446/2 223 0
223/2 111 1
111/2 55
1
55/2
27
1
27/2
13
1
13/2
6
1
6/2
3
0
3/2
1
1
1/2
0
1
d. 1000111112 = 11FHEX [4]
11112=FHEX
00012=1HEX
00012=1HEX
e. 1C8B16 = 1x163+Cx162+8x161+Bx160 = 7307 [9]