A causal filter H(z) is excited by x(n) which is a white noise signal of zero...
2. The following causal system is excited by white noise (x[n)=w(n)) of zero mean and unit variance. The output is y(n). q(n)-x(n) 0.8 q(n-1) y(n) 0.2 q(n) a) Determine the autocorrelation of the output y(n) in closed form for all m. Give numerical values for ry(0), ryy(1), ryy(2) b) Find the variance of y(n). Give a numerical value and show all your work. c) Find the poles and zeros of the power spectral density (PSD) of y(n) and sketch them...
The following causal system is excited by white noise (x(n)=w(n)) of zero mean and unit variance. The output is y(n). q(n)=x(n) - 0.8 q(n-1) y(n)=0.2 q(n) a) Determine the autocorrelation of the output y(n) in closed form for all m. Give numerical values for ryy(0), ryy(1), ryy(2). b) Find the variance of y(n). Give a numerical value and show all your work. c) Find the poles and zeros of the power spectral density (PSD) of y(n) and sketch them carefully...
Q.2 ICO2]10 Marks] The signal g(t) forms the input to the LPF circuit shown in the figure, where R l,and y(Dis the output. If the power spectral density (PSD) of the signal ge) is (a) The autocorrelation of g(t) (b) The 3-dB bandwidth of the LPF (c) The power of g(t) and y(t) (d) Based on your answers above, will it be better if the signal has more or less bandwith? (e) If a white noise of PSD No/2 is...
Problem 4 Let X(t), a continuous-time white noise process with zero mean and power spectral density equal to 2, be the input to an LTI system with impulse response h(t)- 0 otherwise of Y (t). Sketch the autocorrelation function of Y(t) Problem 4 Let X(t), a continuous-time white noise process with zero mean and power spectral density equal to 2, be the input to an LTI system with impulse response h(t)- 0 otherwise of Y (t). Sketch the autocorrelation function...
3. A white Gaussian noise signal W (t) with autocorrelation function it passes through a linear filter invariant in time h (t). Calculate the average power of the W(T) J-oo h2 (t) dt = 1 exit process Y (t) knowing that 3. A white Gaussian noise signal W (t) with autocorrelation function it passes through a linear filter invariant in time h (t). Calculate the average power of the W(T) J-oo h2 (t) dt = 1 exit process Y (t)...
Problem 1 (10 Marks) The noise X(t) applied to the filter shown in Figure I is modeled as a WSS random process with PSD S,(f). Let Y(t) denote the random noise process at the output of the filter. A linea filsee Figure 1: The Filter. (T) Je Sinc 1. Find the frequency response, H(f), of the filter. 2. If X(t) is a white noise process with PSD No/2, find the PSD of the noise precess Y(t). 2- f 3. Is...
5.57 Let np(t) be a zero-mean white Gaussian noise with the power spectral density 20 let this noise be passed through an ideal bandpass filter with the bandwidth 2W centered at the frequency fe. Denote the output process by nt). 1. Assuming fo fe, find the power content of the in-phase and quadrature components of n(t). We were unable to transcribe this image 5.57 Let np(t) be a zero-mean white Gaussian noise with the power spectral density 20 let this...
3. A white Gaussian noise signal W (t) with autocorrelation function it passes through a linear filter invariant in time h (t). Calculate the average power of the exit process Y (t) knowing that We were unable to transcribe this imager. h2 (t)dt = 1. r. h2 (t)dt = 1.
+00 k-00 The signal z(t) received by a binary communication system can be expressed as z(t) = axpe(t – kT)+w(t) where ax = £1, an equally likely and independent binary sequence, and w(t) is white Gaussian noise with spectral density S(f)= N, /2. The pulse shape pe(t) is as shown below. a) Write down and sketch the noncausal matched filter impulse response. b) Without making any calculation, make a sketch of the expected filter output wave shape when the input...
A binary PSK signal in the presence of additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) is detected by a correlation receiver. Assuming that the carrier recovery circuit has a phase error of 8, show that the bit error rate is given by: Ρ. = (1/2)erfe[VE, Ncoς ε] Where E, is the bit energy of the signal and N, is the power spectral density of the AWGN. Assume that the symbols occur with equal probability.