EECE 340 Homework, Spring 2008

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American University of Beirut Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering EECE 440 Signals and Systems Homework 4 – Solution Problem 1 Signal at b )t( cos(10,000 )t 2m )t( m )t( b 2 1 + = Signal at c )t( cos(30,000 )t 2m )t( cos(10,000 )t 2m )t( cos(20,000 )t 2m )t(c 2 2 1 + + = C(t) is a band-pass signal that rum from 9500 rad/s to 30500 rad/s. Therefore, its bandwidth is 21000 rad/s. Problem 2 Y(t) is a low pass signal of bandwidth 12 rad/s. Problem 3 The signal at the input of the filter is: )t T cos(3 2 rect t 1 t T cos 2 rect t 1 )t( x 0 0 ω ⎟⎠ ⎞ ⎜⎝ ⎛ + ω ⎟⎠ ⎞ ⎜⎝ ⎛ = The signal at the output of the filter is: )t( 2 f 1 t T cos 2 rect t 1 )t( g ω0 = ⎟⎠ ⎞ ⎜⎝ ⎛ = Problem 4 2 1 H( ) ω + ω ω = Plotting ( ) H ω vs ω, we can easily conclude that the filter is a high-pass filter Problem 5 At the input of the filter [ ] [ 220 ]) ( 220) ( 20 160) ( 160) ( 12 S( ) + δ ω + π δ ω − + + δ ω + π δ ω − ω = At the output of the filter [ 220 ]) ( 220) ( 20 G( ) + δ ω + π δ ω − ω = 20cos(220t g )t( = 200 2 (20) P 2 g = = Watts Problem 6 From your notes )t fˆ )t( sin( )t )t( cos( f )t( g 0 0 ω + ω = Problem 7 The sinusoidal signal has a frequency of 1 Hz or a period of 1 s. The maximum allowable time between intervals should be T= 2 1 2B 1 = s. Problem 8 Discussed in class Problem 9 2.5 cos(1600 t) )t cos(2400 5.2 )t cos(1800 5.2 )t cos(2200 5.2 )t 10cos(2000 )t(s π + π + π + π + π = b. Total power = 2 ( 5.2 ) 2 ( 5.2 ) 2 ( 5.2 ) 2 ( 5.2 ) 2 (10) 2 2 2 2 2 + + + + = 50+2(6.25)=62.5 Watts c. The total sideband power = total power – Carrier power = 62.5 -50 =12.5 Watts d. Modulation index = min max min max A A A A + − μ = Using MATLAB: Amax = 1, and Amin= -0.5 Therefore, μ = .0 64 Problem 10 a. Carrier Power = 50 2 A P 2 c c = = watts, implies that c A =10 Volts b. 10 rad s/ 2 6 c ω = π× c. μ = amka =0.8 d. 510 rad s/ 2 3 m = π× ω [ ] )t cos(10,000 t cos( ,2 000,000 8.0 101 )t(s π π + = Problem 11 a. Modulation index = min max min max A A A A + − μ = Using Plot: Amax = 12, and Amin= 4 Therefore, 8.0 μ = b. ] A 1[ A c max + μ = , implies that Ac = 8Volts Problem 12 a. The AM wave )t k m t( )]cos( A 1[ )t(s c a c ω + = for m=0.5, k a =1/16 Therefore, the AM wave is written as: (2/16)cos(60 t)]cos200 t )t (6/16)cos(20 100 1[ )t(s π π − π − = b. )t )t( sin(200 A k mˆ )t 1( /16)m t( )]cos(200 100 1[ )t(s c a π − π + =