EEN 340 Problems CHAPTER 5, Fall 2011
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5.1
d. de™ sin(a@,t + @)u(t),b > 0
u= ety =sin(@,t + @)
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5.8
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5.12
(a)
(i) He) = yr = ween
(i) H@)|= Se
LH(w) = —- tan71(#). See figure (below) for magnitude and phase plots.
(iii) h(t) = 10e~!°"u(t)
(b)
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(ii) |H(w)| = za
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ZLH(w) = —tan~!(w)
(iii) A(t) = e~tu(t)
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5.16
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5.28
(a) P,(w) = P;(w)|H(w)|?
H(150) — 8/200(150 — 100) + 16 — 18
H(200) = 8/200(200 — 100) + 16 = 20
P,(w) = (207)0.55(w + 200) + (18?) 26(w + 150) + (187)25(w — 150) + (207)0.54(~ — 200)
Py(w) = 2005(w + 200) + 6485(u + 150) + 64856(~ — 150) + 2005(w — 200)
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(b) Py(w) = Ppw)|H(w)?
H(—240) = H (240) = 21.6, H(—180) = H(180) = 19.2, H(—120) = H(120) = 16.8, H(—60) = H(60) =0
P,(w) = (21.62) [5(w +240) + 5(w—240)] + (19.22)[25 (w+ 180) +25(w—180)] + (16.8)(35(w-+120) +35 (w —120)]
P,(w) = 466,56[5(w +240) + 6(w — 240)] + 737.28[5(w + 180) + 5(w — 180)] + 846.72[5(w + 120) + 6(w — 120)]
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