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114<br />

Signals and Spectra Chap. 2<br />

Solution.<br />

and<br />

Note: The peak instantaneous power is<br />

P = V 2 rms /R = (1.79) 2 /600 = 5.32 mW<br />

P<br />

5.32 * 10-3<br />

10 log a b = 10 log a<br />

-3<br />

10 10 -3 b = 7.26 dBm<br />

max [p(t)] = max [v(t) i(t)] = max [v 2 (t)/R]<br />

= (e)2<br />

600<br />

= 12.32 mW<br />

SA2–3 Evaluation of Spectra by Superposition<br />

w(t) =ßa t - 5<br />

10<br />

Find the spectrum for the waveform<br />

b + 8 sin (6pt)<br />

Solution.<br />

The spectrum of w(t) is the superposition of the spectrum of the rectangular pulse and the spectrum<br />

of the sinusoid. Using Tables 2–1 and 2–2, we have<br />

cßa t - 5<br />

10<br />

bd = 10<br />

sin (10pf)<br />

10pf<br />

e -j2pf5<br />

and using the result of Example 2–5, we get<br />

[8 sin (6pt)] = j 8 [d(f + 3) - d(f - 3)]<br />

2<br />

Thus,<br />

W(f) = 10<br />

sin (10pf)<br />

e -j10pf + j4[d(f + 3) - d(f - 3)]<br />

10pf<br />

SA2–4 Evaluation of Spectra by Integration<br />

Find the spectrum for w(t) = 5 - 5e -2t u(t).<br />

Solution.<br />

or<br />

q<br />

W(f) = w(t)e -jv t dt<br />

L<br />

-q<br />

q<br />

q<br />

= 5e -j2pft dt - 5 e -2t e -jv t dt<br />

L L<br />

-q<br />

= 5d(f) - 5 `<br />

w(f) = 5d(f) -<br />

0<br />

e -2(1+jpf) t q<br />

-2(1 + jpf) `<br />

0<br />

5<br />

2 + j2pf

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