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    ECE 342 Communication Theory

    Fall 2005, Midterm 1


    Prof. Tiffany J Li
    www: http://www.eecs.lehigh.edu/jingli/teach
    email: jingli@ece.lehigh.edu

    Given: Wednesday Sept 28 5:35-6:55pm

    In class, closed book, 1 letter-size sheet of notes.

    Disclaimer: By signing below, I testify that the work in the turned pages are my inde-
    pendent work. I did not discuss the problems with other students, nor did I copy from
    them.

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    Problem 1 10 points
    Problem 2 20 points
    Problem 3 20 points
    Problem 4 10 points
    Problem 5 20 bonus
    Problem 6 20 points
    Total 100 points
    1. (10 points) Determine whether the following statements are true or false. If false, pro-
    vide a correct statement or a justification.

    (a) ( )Any signal that is a function of time has a frequency-domain representation


    that can be obtained using Fourier Transform.

    (b) ( ) The amplitude spectrum (obtained by the Fourier Transform) of a signal is


    even symmetric while the phase spectrum is odd symmetric.

    (c) ( ) The Fourier transform of a periodic signal consists of a sequence of impulses


    in frequency at multiples of the fundamental frequency of the periodic signal.

    (d) ( ) If x(t) X(f ), and y(t) Y (f ), then x(t)y(t) X(f ) Y (f ) (i.e.


    multiplication in time translates to convolution in frequency).

    (e) ( ) In a DSB-SC signal, the envelope of the resulting bandpass signal is propor-
    tional to the amplitude of the message signal.
    2. (20 points) Find the trigonometric Fourier
    P series and sketch the corresponding spectra
    for the periodic impulse train g(t) = n= (t nT0 ).
    3. (20 points) Consider a signal

    x(t) = et u1 (t), > 0

    and a linear tie invariant system with response

    h(t) = sinc(6t).

    (a) Determine whether a signal x(t) is energy-type or power-type. In each case, find
    the energy or power-spectral density and also the energy or power content of x(t).
    (b) Find the energy spectral density and the energy content, or power-spectral density
    and the power content of the output of the LTI system h(t) when driven by x(t).
    4. (10 points) In a DSB SC system, the message signal is m(t) = sinc(t) + sinc 2 (t) and
    the carrier is c(t) = A cos(2fc t). Find the frequency domain representation and the
    bandwidth of the modulated signal.
    5. (20 points) In a DSB SC system, the message signal is m(t) = 2 cos(400t)+4 sin(500t+
    /3) and the carrier is c(t) = A cos(8000t).

    (a) Find the time domain and frequency domain representation of the modulated signal
    and plot the spectrum (Fourier transform) of the modulated signal.
    (b) Find the power content of the modulated signal.
    6. (20 points)
    A SSB AM signal is generated by modulating an 800-kHz carrier by the signal m(t) =
    cos(2000t) + 2 sin(2000t). The amplitude of the carrier is Ac = 100.

    (a) Determine the m(t),


    the Hilbert transform of m(t).
    (b) Determine the time domain expression for the lower sideband of the SSB AM
    signal.
    (c) Determine the magnitude spectrum of the lower sideband SSB signal.

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