please show steps, focus on part b more 1. (23 points) Sampling and Aliasing. (a) Find...
3 Sampling and aliasing The aim of this part is to demonstrate the effects of aliasing arising from improper sampling. A given analog signal z(t) is sampled at a rate fs = 1/T, the resulting samples (nT) are then reconstructed by an ideal reconstructor into the analog signal rat). Improper choice of f, will result in different signals ra(t) + (t), even though they agree at their sample values, that is, tanT) = x(nT). The procedure is illustrated by the...
(a) x(t) undergoes impulse train sampling through the following system below: x(t) 20 n=-00 3 i. (5 pts) What is the sampling frequency w used by this system? What is the equation for the output Fourier Transform X,(jw) in terms of X(jw)? ii. (5 pts) Using your equation from (i), sketch the output spectrum X, (jw) vs. w. Make sure to label all critical points iii. (5 pts) Using your sketch from (ii), determine if there is aliasing or not....
Problem 4.(30 pts) Given the analog signal x(t) cos(2 cos(3t)+2 sin(4mt) A.(10 pts) Find the Nyquist frequency (sampling frequency) which guarantees That x() can be recovered from it's sampled version xIn] with no aliasing. B.(10 pts) If the sampling period of Ts 0.4 see is used identify all discrete frequencies Of the signal x(t), also indicate if this sampling period is adequate to recover x(t) from xn] C.(10 pts) Suppose signal x(t) is modulated by signal e(t) = cos(2000mt) what...
Q1) Given an analog signal X(t) = 3 cos (2π . 2000t) + 2 cos (2π . 5500t) sampled at a rate of 10,000 Hz, a. Sketch the spectrum of the sampled signal up to 20 kHz; b. Sketch the recovered analog signal spectrum if an ideal lowpass filter with a cutoff frequency of 4 kHz is used to filter the sampled signal in order to recover the original signal ; c. Determine the frequency/frequencies of aliasing noise . Q2)...
NOTE: PLEASE DO Q.3 Part d and e Answers are given below: Question 3 (16 marks) Consider the periodic signal T v(t)24 cos(2t ) - 4 sin(5t - 2 The signal v is given as an input to a linear time-invariant continuous-time system with fre- quency response 4 0 lwl 2 2 jw H(w) lwlT 2, 1 2 jw (a) 3 marks] Find the fundamental period To and frequency wo of v (b) [3 marks] Express v in cosine sine...
Show all steps for upvote! l. The 2 functions e(I)-cos(4π), e2 (t)-cos(16m) are sampled every T seconds. (4+5+6-15 pts) (i) In order that that they both be reconstructible from their samples, how large can Tbe? (ii) If T= 0.1, explain why the 2 transforms E(c) and E2(z) are equal, without actually computing the transforms. Note that cos(2/V-θ)-cos(θ). (iii) If T-0.1, mention how you will design a filter to include as part of the sampler in order to ensure that aliasing...
can someone please explain why they only considered 0,2 and 5 as their frequencies and didn't include -2 and -5? Also, how did they get the angles for the changes column? please explain with steps. thank you 1. (i) (8 pts) The input signal z(t) to a continuous time (CT) linear time-invariant (LTI) system is given by x(t) 12 cos 2t +sin 5t The output y(t) is found to be given by y(t) 3-4 sin 2t 0.5 sin 5t At...
Don't need to do #1. Please go into detail on how you solved #2 and #3 The Fourier transform of the signal r(t) is given by the following figure (X(jw)0 for w> 20) X(ju) 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 -10 10 20 m Page 4 of 5 Final S09 EE315 Signals & Systems The signal is sampled to obtain the signal withFourier transform Xlw 1. (5p) What is the minimum sampling frequency w 2. (10p) Now suppose that the sampling frequency...
I got help with task 1 and 2 . can you help me with task 3 and 4 of this question. please help me step for step thanks. A signal x[n] modulated by multiplying it by a carrier wave cos(2*p1"/cm) to form the signal z[n] = cos(2"p1"Vcm)x[n] ·The modulated signal z[n] multiplies with the same carrier wave to give the signal y[n]=cos(2*pi"Vcm)z[n] and filters with an LT-system to give x-hat [n] . all this are described by the picture below...
Analysis Linear Systems Problem 17. Consider the standard amplitude-modulation system shown in Figure 3 Figure 3 x) Channel Filter he(r) cos wor cos ωοι M(w) H(u) (a) Sketch the spectrum of r(t). (b) Sketch the spectrum of y(t) for the following cases: (i) 0S WcWo-m (iii) wc >wowm (c) Sketch the spectrum of z(t) for the following cases: (i) 0 S WcWo-m (iii) wc >wowm d) Sketch the spectrum of v(t) if we wowm and (i) w