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Problems 129<br />

2–82 The signal x1t2 = 0.5 + 1.5 cos ca 2 V is passed through an RC<br />

3 bpt d + 0.5 sin ca 2 3 bpt d<br />

low-pass filter (see Fig. 2–15a) where R = 1 Æ and C = 1 F.<br />

(a) What is the input PSD, x (f)?<br />

(b) What is the output PSD, y (f)?<br />

(c) What is the average normalized output power, P y ?<br />

2–83 The input to the RC low-pass filter shown in Fig. 2–15a is<br />

x(t) = 1.0 + 2.0 cos v x t + 0.5 sin v x t<br />

Assume that the cutoff frequency is f 0 = 1.5f x .<br />

(a) Find the input PSD, x (f).<br />

(b) Find the output PSD, y (f)<br />

(c) Find the normalized average power of the output, y(t).<br />

★ 2–84 Using MATLAB, plot the frequency magnitude response and phase response for the low-pass filter<br />

shown in Fig. P2–84, where R 1 = 7.5 kÆ, R 2 = 15 kÆ, and C = 0.1 mF.<br />

x(t)<br />

R 1<br />

C R 2<br />

Figure P2–84<br />

y(t)<br />

2–85 A comb filter is shown in Fig. P2–85. Let T d = 0.1.<br />

(a) Plot the magnitude of the transfer function for this filter.<br />

(b) If the input is x1t2 =ß1t/T2, where T = 1, plot the spectrum of the output Y(f) .<br />

x(t)<br />

+<br />

<br />

–<br />

y(t)<br />

Delay<br />

T d<br />

Figure P2–85<br />

2–86 A signal x1t2 =ß1t - 0.52 passes through a filter that has the transfer function<br />

H1f2 =ß1f/B2. Plot the output waveform when<br />

(a) B = 0.6 Hz.<br />

(b) B = 1 Hz.<br />

(c) B = 50 Hz.<br />

★ 2–87 Examine the distortion effect of an RC low-pass filter. Assume that a unity-amplitude periodic<br />

square wave with a 50% duty cycle is present at the filter input and that the filter has a 3-dB

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