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J.cos -ku] (cos-kt ) + COs CoS Exercise Derivn (4) Exercise 3 Use (9) to write an expression for Su)How to write an expression for magnitude s(w)?

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* If x(t) is of the form

                                                                                   . (t) = A cos(wit)

Then the single sided power spectrum is given by

                                                       0 ,(اند - بی) کا 1 | = (ن) S

* If x(t) is a combination of two sinusoids like

                                          r(t) = A1 cos(wit+01) + A2 cos(wyt + 02)

Then the single sided power spectrum is given by

                             Sa(w) = ( 4 )owwi)+( 4 ) sw – ws), w.unto (1)

provided that

                                                                                     این پ المی

In general it extends for infinite number of sinusoids of arbitrary frequencies and phase provided all frequencies are different.

The given signal is

                                X0 s(t) = Jo(n) cos wct + Jx()[1 +(-1)] cos (wc – kwm) t k=1

s(t) consists of infinite sinusoids. We will assume that

                                                                  We + kwm, for any k

So all frequencies present in s(t) are different. So using properties of (1) and extending to infinite no of terms, we have single sided power spectrum for s(t) as

                              s(w) – Hayn) (w – wd + Sign) (1 + (-1)45(w – (we – kwm)

       

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