In the figure below, we show an amplitude-modulated square wave, which we wish to compare against the standard square wave
(a) Show that the complex Fourier coefficients of the standard square wave are
(b) Find the complex Fourier coefficients of the amplitude-modulated square wave
(c) Explain how your answer in (b) reduces to your answer in (a) as α →0
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clear all
close all
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T=12*pi; %number of period
x=linspace(0,T);
t=x/pi
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y0ft=fft(y0); %calculating Fourier Transformof signal
y0fts=fftshift(y0ft);
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in MATLAB plot the following
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Can you write hand solutions and matlab code please?
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Reproduce Figures 9.2b and 9.2c on MATLAB, assuming that the
square wave (Figure 9.2b) is a periodic symmetric square wave of
normalized amplitude (A=1). Each student group should
decide the power spectral density level of the channel noise.
Compute the Fourier transform of the periodic square wave.
clear all
close all
%%%%
T=12*pi; %number of period
x=linspace(0,T);
t=x/pi
y0=square(x); %square wave signal
y0ft=fft(y0); %calculating Fourier Transformof signal
y0fts=fftshift(y0ft);
y0ftFinal=abs(y0ft);
AWGN= rand(size(x)); %Calculating whit noise
Att=(1/3);
nSig= Att*AWGN;
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1. When a sound wave passes through air, and we hear it, the air pressure where we are varies with time. the excess pressure above (and below) atmospheric pressure in a sound wave is given by the graph below: p(t) t in seconds -1 (a) Show that the fundamental (n ) is 15 times smaller in amplitude compared to the second harmonic (n-2). Hint: Expand p() in a Fourier series to show this. It would be interesting to note that...
please, please, explain the process and step by step how to
solve this problem, I want to get the logic and process:
>> Do not simplify the answer. I already saw other
answers and still do not get the process how to solve
it<<
1. In class we found that the Fourier series of a unit amplitude square wave of period 2 seconds was given by x(t) = Σ 그etjnitt HTT odd (a) Show that this series can be rewritten...
Use MATLAB to :
("j" is the imaginary number.) The term lo is the fundamental frequency of the periodic signal, 2/T, where T is the period. Frequencies nlo, where n is an integer, are the harmonics. This infinite sum is an exact representation of the original function. If we use a finite sum, where n goes from -N to N, we will get an approximation "X-(t)". In this problem we will calculate and plot the Fourier series representation of a...
Can someone explain each part of this solution I don’t
understand
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please explain all, thanks!
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