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128 Signals and Spectra Chap. 2 0.05 F w 1 (t) 1.5 k 180 w 2 (t) Figure P2–77 2–78 A signal with a PSD of x (f) = 2 (1/4p) 2 + f 2 is applied to the network shown in Fig. P2–78. (a) Find the PSD for y(t). (b) Find the average normalized power for y(t). 2 x(t) 4 0.5 F y(t) Figure P2–78 2–79 A signal x(t) has a PSD x (f) = K [1 + (2pf/B) 2 ] 2 where K 7 0 and B 7 0. (a) Find the 3-dB bandwidth in terms of B. (b) Find the equivalent noise bandwidth in terms of B. ★ 2–80 The signal x1t2 = e -400pt u1t2 is applied to a brick-wall low-pass filter whose transfer function is H(f) = e 1, ƒ f ƒ … B 0, ƒ f ƒ … B Find the value of B such that the filter passes one-half the energy of x(t). 2–81 Show that the average normalized power of a waveform can be found by evaluating the autocorrelation R w (t) at t = 0. That is, P = R w (0). [Hint: See Eqs. (2–69) and (2–70).]
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128<br />
Signals and Spectra Chap. 2<br />
0.05 F<br />
w 1 (t)<br />
1.5 k<br />
180<br />
w 2 (t)<br />
Figure P2–77<br />
2–78 A signal with a PSD of<br />
x (f) =<br />
2<br />
(1/4p) 2 + f 2<br />
is applied to the network shown in Fig. P2–78.<br />
(a) Find the PSD for y(t).<br />
(b) Find the average normalized power for y(t).<br />
2 <br />
x(t)<br />
4 <br />
0.5 F<br />
y(t)<br />
Figure P2–78<br />
2–79 A signal x(t) has a PSD<br />
x (f) =<br />
K<br />
[1 + (2pf/B) 2 ] 2<br />
where K 7 0 and B 7 0.<br />
(a) Find the 3-dB bandwidth in terms of B.<br />
(b) Find the equivalent noise bandwidth in terms of B.<br />
★ 2–80 The signal x1t2 = e -400pt u1t2 is applied to a brick-wall low-pass filter whose transfer function is<br />
H(f) = e 1, ƒ f ƒ … B<br />
0, ƒ f ƒ … B<br />
Find the value of B such that the filter passes one-half the energy of x(t).<br />
2–81 Show that the average normalized power of a waveform can be found by evaluating the autocorrelation<br />
R w (t) at t = 0. That is, P = R w (0).<br />
[Hint: See Eqs. (2–69) and (2–70).]