In many applications, discrete-time random signals arise through periodic sampling of continuous-time random signals. We are concerned
Question:
In many applications, discrete-time random signals arise through periodic sampling of continuous-time random signals. We are concerned in this problem with a derivation of the sampling theorem for random signals. Consider a continuous-time, stationary, random process defined by the random variables {xα(t)}, where t is a continuous variable. The auto correlation function is defined as
and the power density spectrum is
A discrete-time random process obtained by periodic sampling is defined by the set of random variables {x[n]}, where x[n] = xα(nT) and T is the sampling period.
(a) What is he relationship between Фxx [n] and Фxc xc (τ)?
(b) Express the power density spectrum of the discrete-time process in terms of the power density spectrum of the continuous-time process.
(c) Under what condition is the discrete-time power density spectrum a faithful representation of the continuous-time power density spectrum?
Step by Step Answer:
Discrete Time Signal Processing
ISBN: 978-0137549207
2nd Edition
Authors: Alan V. Oppenheim, Rolan W. Schafer