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EE580 - HW 5 Solution

The document discusses autocorrelation functions and their properties for wide-sense stationary processes. It provides examples of functions and determines whether they satisfy the necessary conditions to be an autocorrelation function. Specifically, it evaluates functions in (a) through (f) and determines that (a), (b), and (f) satisfy the conditions of being an even function, achieving its maximum at zero, and having a positive-definite power spectral density. It also determines that the function in problem 4.15 meets the necessary and sufficient conditions to be a legitimate autocorrelation function.

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EE580 - HW 5 Solution

The document discusses autocorrelation functions and their properties for wide-sense stationary processes. It provides examples of functions and determines whether they satisfy the necessary conditions to be an autocorrelation function. Specifically, it evaluates functions in (a) through (f) and determines that (a), (b), and (f) satisfy the conditions of being an even function, achieving its maximum at zero, and having a positive-definite power spectral density. It also determines that the function in problem 4.15 meets the necessary and sufficient conditions to be a legitimate autocorrelation function.

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Problem 4.14 Which of the following functions is an autocorrelation function of a wide-sense stationary process?

Give a brief reason for each answer.


(a) e
(b) e_ITI cosr
(c) F(t)
=

IIn

e_ITI sinr

(d)
(a) .e
1

(f)

9-InI _,-IrI

45
Solution to Problem 4.14 (a) Yes, wit/i PSD
(b) Yes, wit/i PSD
(c) No. PSD

2/(1 +w
)
2

0.

2 sin(wa)/w, which will be negative for some values of w.

(d) No. The function is not even (i.e., symmetric about zero).
(e) No. Its maximum occurs at r
(F) Yes, wit/i IS])

0.28, not at zero.

= (4+w2)(1+w2)

Problem 4.15 Iv the following function an autocorrelation function of a WSS process?


(r)

Solution to Problem
tion:
1. It is an

even

1.5cHnI + (11/3)e_3nI

4.15 It meets the necessary and sujJicieiit conditions for a legitimate autocorrelation func

function (i.e., symmetrical about r

2. It ac/iieues its rriaxirriumri value at r

0).

0.

9. Its power spectral density


P.S.]).

15(2)
11 (2)3
+
w
+
2
1
3w-+9
22
3
+
-i-1
2
w
+9
2
w
2 + 27 + 22w
3w
2 + 22
+1)(w
(w
+
2
9)
2 + 49 + 22w
25w
2 + 22
2 + 1) (w
(w
2 + 9)

is positive-definite.

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