For each of the continuous time sinusoids below, sampled at spacing Ts = ∆t = 0.015 s, find the values for A, ωˆo (in radians) and θ (in radians) for the sampled version of the signal that has the form:
f [n] = A cos (ωˆo n + θ)
where ωˆo represents the normalized radial frequency (in radians) of the principal zone (principal alias) representation of the sampled sinusoid.
a.) f (t) = 125 cos (100πt + π/6)
b.) f (t) = 110 cos (30πt – π/6)
c.) f (t) = 20 cos (330πt – π/6)
d.) f (t) = 120 cos (360πt − π/6)
e.) f (t) = 20 cos (420πt + π/3)
For each of the continuous time sinusoids below, sampled at spacing Ts = ∆t = 0.015...
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