‏.Digital signal processing E [k ]x [n = k] = Z x [k ]h[n = k] •k =0k=-B. If the signal xa(t)= 2.5 sin 400zt is sampled by a samplingfrequency F =600 samples per second, determine the resultant%3Ddiscrete-time signal x [n] .What is the reconstructed analogue signalfa(t), if x[n] is converted back into continuous-time byconsidering ideal D/A sampling frequency of 1500 samples persecond.

Given: If the signal xat=2.5sin400πt is sampled by a sampling frequency Fs =600 samples per second.…

B. If the signal xa(t)=2.5 sin 400zt is sampled by a sampling frequency F =600 samples per second, determine the resultant discrete-time signal x [n] .What is the reconstructed analogue signal xa(t), if x [n] is converted back into continuous-time by considering ideal D/A sampling frequency of 1500 samples per second.

B. If the signal xa(t)=2.5 sin 400zt is sampled by a sampling frequency F =600 samples per second, determine the resultant discrete-time signal x [n] .What is the reconstructed analogue signal xa(t), if x [n] is converted back into continuous-time by considering ideal D/A sampling frequency of 1500 samples per second.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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