Question: Suppose we would like to send the two messages m i (t), i = 1, 2, created in Problem 16 using the same bandwidth and

Suppose we would like to send the two messages mi(t), i = 1, 2, created in Problem 16 using the same bandwidth and to recover them separately. To implement this consider the QAM approach where the transmitted signal is

s(t) = m1(t) cos(50t) + m2(t) sin(50t)

Suppose that at the receiver we receive s(t) and that we demodulate it to obtain mi(t), i = 1, 2. This is a discretized version of the processing, similar to that in Problem 16. Use the functions AFTand AIFT given there to compute Fourier transform and inverse.

(a) Sample s(t) using Ts = 5/512 and obtain its magnitude spectrum |S(Ω)|using the functions AFT. The sampled messages coincide with those in Problem 16.

(b) Multiply s(t) by cos(50t), and filter the result using the low-pass filter designed in Problem 16.

(c) Multiply s(t) by sin(50t), and filter the resulting signal using the low-pass filter designed in Problem 16.

(d) Use the function plot to plot the spectrum of s(t) and the recovered messages. Comment on your results.

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