Please show all work and explain the theory.
3. Figure 5.4 shows how DPSK signals are generated from a data signal d(t). Figure 5.6 shows data...
signals and communications 2 Make sure you show all working and describe each step in your calculations. 1. A signum function is defined as sgn(t) = { 1、12 0 1 t<0 Plot and express this function in terms of the unit-step function. 5 marks/ Determine and plot the even and odd parts of the signal 2. x(t) (te-3 +2)u(t). 5 marks 3. If prove that y[n-m] = x[n-m] * h[n]. 5 marks 4. Assuming α > 0, plot the signal...
Consider a DS-BPSK spread spectrum transmitter in Figure 2. Let d(t) be a binary sequence 1101 arriving at a rate of 100 bps, where left most bit is the earliest bit. Let c(t) be the pseudorandom binary sequence 100110111000 with a clock rate of 300 Hz. Assuming a bipolar signaling scheme with binary 'O' and binary 'l' represented by a signal levels -l' and '+1', respectively: d(t) Binary-to-bipolar mapping Binary-to-bipolar mapping 2Pcos(211) (1) BPSK modulator P(t) VZPpt) cos(ft) (b) (c)...
A retaining wall is to be constructed in a normally consolidated clayey sand deposit in the figure below. Ground water table is lmbelow the bottom of the excavation. A 20 kN/m2 surcharge pressure is applied over a wide area at the ground surface. Assume the wall moves into the excavation. Consider long-tem analysis (as it is usually the more critical analysis in excavation problems). Ignore capillarity as shown 20 kPa Clayey sand T17 kNm Y-20 kNm 5 m c'-10 kPa...