Consider a signal-plus-noise process of the form z(t) = A cos 2(f 0 + f d )t
Question:
Consider a signal-plus-noise process of the form
z(t) = A cos 2π(f0 + fd)t + n (t)
where ω0 = 2πf0, with
n (t) = nc (t) cos ω0t - ns (t) sin ω0t
an ideal band limited white-noise process with double- sided power spectral density equal to 1/2 N0, for f0 – B/2 ≤ |f| ≤ f0 + B/2, and zero otherwise. Write z(t) as z(t) = A cos[2π(f0 + fd)t] + n′c(t) cos[2π(f0 + fd)t] – n′s(t) sin[2π(f0 + fd)t]
(a) Express n′c(t) and n′s (t) in terms of nc(t) and ns(t). Using the techniques developed in Section 7.5, find the power spectral densities of n′c(t) and n′s(t), Sn′c(f) and Sn′s(f).
(b) Find the cross-spectral density of n′c(t) and n′s(t), Sn′cn′s and the cross-correlation function, Rn′c′s(τ). Are n′c(t) and n′s(t) correlated? Are n′c(t) and n′s(t), sampled at the same instant independent?
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Principles of Communications Systems, Modulation and Noise
ISBN: 978-8126556793
7th edition
Authors: Rodger E. Ziemer, William H. Tranter