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Tutorial 2

EEL306 Communications Engineering

Ql) Let x(t) represent a bandpass signal and met) denote a lowpass signal with non-
overlapping spectra. Show that the Hilbert transform of c(t) = m(t)x(t) is equal to m(t)x(t).

Q2) Determine the pre-envelope of following:

a) Sinc(t)

b) [1 + kCos(2rrfmt)]Cos(2rrfct)

Q3) Find the Hilbert Transform of the following:

b) rect(t) c) lit

Q4) The band-pass signal x(t) = Sinc(t) Cos(2rrfot) is passed through a bandpass filter with
impulse response h(t) = Sinc 2 (t) Sin(2rrfo t). Using the lowpass equivalents of both the input
and the impulse response, find the lowpass equivalent of the output and from it find the output
yet).

Q5) Let met) = Sinc 2 (t) and let x(t) = m(t)Cos(2rrfot) - met) Sin(2rrfot) represent a
bandpass signal.

a) Find the pre-envelope z(t),and the lowpass equivalent signal to x(t).

b) Determine and plot the Fourier transform of the signal x(t). What is the bandwidth of
x(t)?

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