3(20%) Assume a message signal is given by m(t) = 4 cos(2π//) + cos(4π.t). Let x...
3(20%) Assume a message signal is given by m(t) = 4 cos(2π//) + cos(4π.t). Let x (t)-5m(t) cos(2t f t) + 5m(t) sin( 2 fct), where m(t) İs the Hilbert Transform of m(t). (10%) (a) Derive x(t) (10%) (b) Prove, by sketching the spectra, that x(t) is a lower-sideband SSB signal of m(t). 3(20%) Assume a message signal is given by m(t) = 4 cos(2π//) + cos(4π.t). Let x (t)-5m(t) cos(2t f t) + 5m(t) sin( 2 fct), where m(t)...
When the message signal m (t) =cos (2π fmt) and the carrier signal is c(t)=cos (2π fct) , fm<< fc, The modulated DSB-SC signal SDSB-SC=m(t)cos(2πfct) is generated, and only the upper sideband To generate and transmit the SSB signal. As shown in the figure below, the receiver is a local oscillator cosine signal to the received signal and passes it through a low-pass filter. Answer the following questions. (a) Draw the waveform of DSB-SC modulated signal SDSB-SC(t) (b)Find the result...
Power Spectrum of AM A baseband message signal is given byWn (t)-5 cos 2π 2500t + 4 cos 2π 5500. An AM waveform carrying this message g(t)-50[1 + μ m(t) mp]cos 2π5x 109, where mp s the peak value of m(t a) Plot (by hand) the power spectrum S (f) of the AM waveform g(t) with 0.6 (You can get help with this from the handout A Power Spectrum Primer. See the section "Finding the Power Spectrum of a Periodic...
Prob 5 (continued): with message signal m(t): m(t) 10 cos(20mt) + 6 sin(60rt) (8 points) Write an equation (do not spend time simplifying! can be in terms of both sin0 and cos0 functions) for the LSB-SSB signal if the message signal is modulated by carrier at 100 Hz: e. (6 points) Sketch the double-sided magnitude spectrum for the LSB-SSB signal (you do not necessarily need the equation from part (d) to draw this, you can go off your knowledge of...
1. Given a baseband signal m(t) sin(1000mt) cos(3000nt) + cos(3700nt a. Sketch the spectrum of m(t) (Hint. sin(a) cos(b) 0.5 sin(a +b) +0.5sin a-b)) b. Sketch the spectrum of DSB-CS signal m(t)cos(10000mt) C ldentify the upper sideband {USB) and lower sideband (LSB) spectra d. Give the black diagram of the receiver to receive DSB-CS signal in (b). 2. baseband signal m(r)--0.5 + Σ..小(t-n)-u(t-0.5-n)] where ult) is the Given unit step function, an amplitude modulated signal is as SAM 107+ m(0cos...
The message signal m (t) = Am cos (2nf, t) is used to generate the VSB signal ( 1-α)AμΑ, aAm A cos [2T(fe+fm)t]+ 2 cos [2T(f-m)t], where 0<a< 1. s(t) 2 Find the expression of s(t), where s(t) is the baseband representation of s(t) The message signal m (t) = Am cos (2nf, t) is used to generate the VSB signal ( 1-α)AμΑ, aAm A cos [2T(fe+fm)t]+ 2 cos [2T(f-m)t], where 0
7. Single sideband (SSB) signals can be generated in two ways. In this problem you will verify that both methods give the same answer A. Selective filtering: Here, the DSB-SC signal g(t) is first generated which is filtered to get the USB signal g(t) m(t) QUSB(t) 2 cos(wet) Figure 3: Generation of SSB signals (a) Consider the message signal m(t) rad/sec. Draw the spectra of the signals m(t), g(t) and øUSB(t) in figure 3. cos(t) and a carrier frequency of...
Suppose you wish to sample an amplitude modulated signal x(t)-m(t) cos(Q,t) where m(1) is the message signal and Ω,-2π 10 (rad/sec) is the carrier frequency 8.6 a) If the message is anacusic signal with frequencies in a band of [0, 22] kHz, what would be maximum frequency present in x(t)?
Consider a message signal m(t) that contains frequency components at 100, 200, and 400 Hz. This signal is used to modulate a carrier at 100 kHz to obtain an SSB modulated signal. At the receiver, in the coherent detector is used to recover m(t), the oscillator supplies a sine wave of frequency 100.02 kHz instead of a cosine wave of frequency 100 kHz. (a) Determine the frequency components of the detector output if the SSB signal transmits the upper sideband....
For the baseband signal m(t) = cos(1000πt) cos(3000πt), do the following. (a) Sketch the spectrum of m(t) (b) Sketch the spectrum of the DSB-SC signal m(t)cos(10, 000πt). (c) Identify the upper sideband (USB) and the lower sideband (LSB) spectra. (d) Identify the frequencies in the baseband, and the corresponding frequencies in the DSB-SC, USB and LSB spectra. Explain the nature of frequency shifting in each case.