Let X and Y are statistically independent Gaussian-distributed

Let X and Y are statistically independent Gaussian-distributed Let X and Y are statistically independent Gaussian-distributed random variables, each with zero mean and unit variance. Define the Gaussian process Z (t) = Z cos (2pt) + Y sin (2pt) (a) Determine the joint probability density function of the random variables Z (t1) and Z (i2) […]

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Just as in an ordinary QPSK modulator, the output of a

Just as in an ordinary QPSK modulator, the output of a Just as in an ordinary QPSK modulator, the output of a p/4-shifted DQPSK modulator may be expressed in terms of its in–phase and quadrature components as follows; s(t) = s1(t) cos(2pfct) – sQ(t) sin (2pfct) formulate the in-phase component s1(t) and quadrature component sQ(t) […]

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Let X (t) is zero-mean, stationary, Guassian process with

Let X (t) is zero-mean, stationary, Guassian process with Let X (t) is zero-mean, stationary, Guassian process with autocorrelation function RX (t). This process is applied to a square-law device, which is obtained by the input-output relation Y (t) = X2 (t), where Y (t) is the output (a) Show that the mean of y […]

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Let rc(1) = p/q1 and rc(2) = p/q2 be the

Let rc(1) = p/q1 and rc(2) = p/q2 be the Let rc(1) = p/q1 and rc(2) = p/q2 be the code rates of RSC encoders 1 and 2 in the turbo encoder of Figure. Find the code rate of the turbo code. Is this the question you were looking for? If so, place your order […]

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Let R denote the random variable obtained by observing the

Let R denote the random variable obtained by observing the Let R denote the random variable obtained by observing the output of an envelope detector at some fixed time. Intuitively, the envelope detector is expected to be operating well into the threshold region if the probability that the random variable R exceeds the carrier amplitude […]

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In the on-off keying version of an ASK system, symbol 1 is

In the on-off keying version of an ASK system, symbol 1 is In the on-off keying version of an ASK system, symbol 1 is represented by transmitting a sinusoidal carrier of amplitude v2Eb/Tb, where Eb is the signal energy per bit and Tb is the bit duration. Symbol 0 is represented by switching off the […]

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It may come as a surprise, but the number of

It may come as a surprise, but the number of It may come as a surprise, but the number of bits needed to store text is much less than that required to store its spoken equivalent. Can you explain the reason for it? Is this the question you were looking for? If so, place your […]

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