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Communication Engineering Problem Set

The document contains a problem set for ELL 311: Communication Engineering, which includes various mathematical problems related to integrals, signal processing, and Fourier transforms. Key tasks involve evaluating integrals, analyzing signals, plotting spectra, and determining bandwidths for specific filters. Additionally, it questions the physical realization of the Hilbert transform and requires computation of signal components.

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Communication Engineering Problem Set

The document contains a problem set for ELL 311: Communication Engineering, which includes various mathematical problems related to integrals, signal processing, and Fourier transforms. Key tasks involve evaluating integrals, analyzing signals, plotting spectra, and determining bandwidths for specific filters. Additionally, it questions the physical realization of the Hilbert transform and requires computation of signal components.

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ELL 311: Communication Engineering

Problem Set 2

Z∞
1. Evaluate the value of the integral t2 e−3t cos(10t) dt.
0
Z
2. Let x(t) be a real valued signal. Find the value of x(t)x̂(t) dt.

3. For figure 1, find and plot Y (ω).

x(t) X(ω)
x
A cos(ωc t) β

1
h(t) = + y(t)
πt
- −ω0 ω0 ω

A sin(ωc t)

x
Figure 1: Figure for question 3

4. Let m(t) be a periodic signal of power Pm . Compute the mean power of the signal x(t) =
m(t) cos(ωc t) − m̂(t) sin(ωc t). Let M (ω) = X(ω) from figure 1. Plot the spectrum of x(t)
assuming ω0  ωc .
5. Can hilbert transform be physically realised ? Justify.
1
6. Let x(t) = . Find x+ (t) and plot its spectrum.
1 + t2

+ R +

x(t) C y(t)

- -
Figure 2: Figure for question 7

7. Determine the maximum bandwidth of the signal x(t) (in Hz) that can be transmitted through the
RC filter (fig 2) with R = 1kΩ and C = 1nF, if the gain (magnitude response) variation is to be
within 5% and group delay variation is to be within 2%. (22.7 Hz)

1
X(ω)

−ωc − 2π −ωc −ωc + 2π ωc − 2π ωc ωc + 2π ω

Figure 3: Figure for question 8

8. Compute the in-phase (xI (t)) and quadrature-phase (xQ (t)) components for the bandpass signal
x(t) shown in figure 3.

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