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Let s(t) be a bandpass signal with reference carrier frequency f(0), and s(BB)(t). It turns out...

Let s(t) be a bandpass signal with reference carrier frequency f(0), and s(BB)(t). It turns out the baseband equivalent for a delayed signal s(t -t(0)) is not simply the delayed baseband signal s(BB)(t-t(0)). start with the formula that relates s(t) to s(BB)(t), and derive the correct formula for the baseband equivalent for s(t-t(0))

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