4. Nyquist pulses. Let 9rx[n] be a (discrete-time) pulse shaping filter, Grx[n] be the causal) matched...
Q8) Consider the following causal linear time-invariant (LTI) discrete-time filter with input x[n] and output y[n] described by bx[n-21- ax[n-3 for n 2 0, where a and b are real-valued positive coefficients. A) Is this a finite impulse response (FIR) or infinite impulse response (IIR) filter? Why? B) What are the initial conditions and their values? Why? C) Draw the block diagram of the filter relating input x[n] and output y[n] D) Derive a formula for the transfer function in...
Problem 2 Consider a general QAM scheme with transmitted symbol s(t) R { pulse shape p()71(7,/2). a(n) Apr(t - nT) exp (j2 fet)}, where the t-T./2 Let the constellation be a(n)e {2,-2,2j,-2j,0. 1. What is the appropriate matched filter to apply for this signal. Draw the optimum receiver 2. What is the average energy of the constellation, i.., E,? 3. Assume the the received signal is r(t)= s(t) +n(t), where n(t) is AWGN with variance 1. Find the error probability...
5. (4 points) Let x1 [n] be a discrete-time signal defined as 21 [n] = 2e-n/4u[n], n e Z, and u[n] is the unit step sequence. Mark all of the true statements. (xv) x1[-n] = 2er/4uſ-n]. (xvi) O x1[n] is real valued. (xvii) O x1[n] is neither purely odd nor purely even, but it is periodic. (xviii) O x1[-n] = -2er/4u[-n]. 6. (4 points) Similarly, 22[n] = 2e-4nu[n], n e Z. Mark all of the true statements. (xix) O Pæ{rz[n]...