4. A low-pass signal g(t) with a bandwidth of B=1500 Hz is sampled at 2x the reconstructed with a reconstruction pulse: -(N/37,) p(t) = e where T,= 1/f, is the sampling interval. a) Write a numerical expression that fully specifies the equalizer filter E(f) needed to recover g(t). The only variable name appearing in your answer should be f. b) If the sampling rate were reduced to the Nyquist rate, would it become easier or harder to implement a phurical realization of E()? Explain why. =e

4. A low-pass signal g(t) with a bandwidth of B=1500 Hz is sampled at 2x the reconstructed with a reconstruction pulse: -(N/37,) p(t) = e where T,= 1/f, is the sampling interval. a) Write a numerical expression that fully specifies the equalizer filter E(f) needed to recover g(t). The only variable name appearing in your answer should be f. b) If the sampling rate were reduced to the Nyquist rate, would it become easier or harder to implement a phurical realization of E()? Explain why. =e

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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