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Problems 409<br />

FM<br />

receiver<br />

FM<br />

detector<br />

output<br />

Notch filter<br />

at 19 kHz<br />

A<br />

E<br />

LPF<br />

2m L (t)<br />

m b (t)<br />

C<br />

Analog switches<br />

Narrow BPF<br />

pass 19 kHz<br />

B<br />

PLL<br />

D<br />

LPF<br />

F<br />

2m R (t)<br />

Figure P5–51<br />

★ 5–52 In a communication system, two baseband signals (they may be analog or digital) are transmitted<br />

simultaneously by generating the RF signal<br />

s(t) = m 1 (t) cos v c t + m 2 (t) sin v c t<br />

The carrier frequency is 7.250 MHz. The bandwidth of m 1 (t) is 5 kHz and the bandwidth of m 2 (t)<br />

is 10 kHz.<br />

(a) Evaluate the bandwidth of s(t).<br />

(b) Derive an equation for the spectrum of s(t) in terms of M 1 (f ) and M 2 (f ).<br />

(c) m 1 (t) and m 2 (t) can be recovered (i.e., detected) from s(t) by using a superheterodyne receiver<br />

with two switching detectors. Draw a block diagram for the receiver and sketch the digital<br />

waveforms that are required to operate the samplers. Describe how they can be obtained.<br />

Show that the Nyquist sampling criterion is satisfied. (Hint: See Fig. P5–51.)<br />

★ 5–53 A digital baseband signal consisting of rectangular binary pulses occurring at a rate of 24 kbitss<br />

is to be transmitted over a bandpass channel.<br />

(a) Evaluate the magnitude spectrum for OOK signaling that is keyed by a baseband digital test<br />

pattern consisting of alternating 1’s and 0’s.<br />

(b) Sketch the magnitude spectrum and indicate the value of the first null-to-null bandwidth.<br />

Assume a carrier frequency of 150 MHz.<br />

5–54 Referring to Prob. 5–53 for the case of a random data pattern and OOK signaling, find the PSD and<br />

plot the result. Compare this result with that for the magnitude spectrum obtained in Prob. 5–53.<br />

5–55 Repeat Prob. 5–53 for the case of BPSK signaling.<br />

5–56 Referring to Prob. 5–53 for the case of a random data pattern with BPSK signaling, find the PSD and<br />

plot the result. Compare this result with that for the magnitude spectrum obtained in Prob. 5–55.<br />

★ 5–57 A carrier is angle modulated with a polar baseband data signal to produce a BPSK signal s(t) =<br />

10 cos [v c t + D p m(t)], where m(t) =;1 corresponds to the binary data 10010110. T b = 0.0025 sec<br />

and v c = 1,000p. Using MATLAB, plot the BPSK signal waveform and its corresponding FFT<br />

spectrum for the following digital modulation indices:<br />

(a) h = 0.2.<br />

(b) h = 0.5.<br />

(c) h = 1.0.<br />

5–58 Evaluate the magnitude spectrum for an FSK signal with alternating 1 and 0 data. Assume that<br />

the mark frequency is 50 kHz, the space frequency is 55 kHz, and the bit rate is 2,400 bitss. Find<br />

the first null-to-null bandwidth.

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