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Principle Communication Solved Problems

This document is written in Arabic. It appears to be discussing Bessel functions, which are a particular class of solutions to Bessel's differential equation that arise in many problems involving cylindrical coordinates. Some key points that can be understood from the limited English: - Bessel functions are denoted Jn(x) and are important in physics and engineering problems involving cylindrical coordinates. - They arise as solutions to Bessel's differential equation, which contains Bessel functions of the first kind. - The document provides some examples of physical problems where Bessel functions are used, such as vibrating membranes or electromagnetic fields.

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Principle Communication Solved Problems

This document is written in Arabic. It appears to be discussing Bessel functions, which are a particular class of solutions to Bessel's differential equation that arise in many problems involving cylindrical coordinates. Some key points that can be understood from the limited English: - Bessel functions are denoted Jn(x) and are important in physics and engineering problems involving cylindrical coordinates. - They arise as solutions to Bessel's differential equation, which contains Bessel functions of the first kind. - The document provides some examples of physical problems where Bessel functions are used, such as vibrating membranes or electromagnetic fields.

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Last Name: ________________ First Name: ____________________ Group: _______

EE311
Exam
Important note: In multiple choices, a wrong answer is counted negatively

Exercise 1 (5 points)
Classify the following signals as energy signals, power signals or neither. Compute their
energy and power.
(a) ( ) 7 ( ) x t u t =
E = ________ P = ____24.5 W___ Type = ___Power__
(b) ( ) 5sinc x t t =
E = ____25 J____ P = ___0_______ Type = ___Energy__
(c) ( ) 2cos10 4sin20 x t t t = +
E = _______ P = _____10 W_____ Type = ___Power___
(d) ( ) 6 x t =
E = ________ P = ____36 W______ Type = __Power___
(e) ( ) ( )
t
x t e u t =
E = _________ P = ___________ Type = ___Neither_
Exercise 2 (4 points)
Consider the following system:

Where
( )
4
( ) cos 2 10 x t t = , ( ) ( )
s
n
z t t nT
+
=
=

,
1
15 kHz
s
s
f
T
= = , ( )
2
s
f
H f T
W
| |
=
|
\
.
1. If W = 7.5 kHz, the resulting signal is:
(a)
( )
4
( ) cos 2 10 y t t = (b)
( )
3
( ) cos 2 10 y t t =
(c)
( ) ( )
4 3
( ) cos 2 10 cos 2 10 y t t t = + (

d )
( )
3
( ) cos 2 5 10 y t t =
2. If W = 12 kHz, the resulting signal is:
(a)
( )
4
( ) cos 2 10 y t t = (b)
( ) ( )
4 6
( ) cos 2 5 10 cos 2 10 y t t t = +
(

c )
( ) ( )
4 3
( ) cos 2 10 cos 2 5 10 y t t t = + (d)
( ) ( )
3 5
( ) cos 2 10 cos 2 10 y t t t = +

( ) H f
( ) x t
( ) z t
( ) y t
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Exercise 3 (4 points)
The following AM signal ( ) ( )
0
( ) 1 0.5cos 2 cos 2
m
x t A f t f t ( = +

is filtered by a bandpass
filter
0
1
( )
1
m
H f
f f
j
f
=

+
for 0 f . The resulting signal is:
(a) ( )
0
0.5
( ) 1 cos 2 cos 2
4 2
m
x t A f t f t


( | |
= +
| (
\

(b) ( )
0
( ) 1 0.5cos 2 cos 2
4 2
m
A
x t f t f t


( | |
= +
| (
\

(c) ( ) ( )
0
0.5
( ) 1 cos 2 cos 2
2
m
x t A f t f t
(
= +
(


(

d ) ( )
0
0.5
( ) 1 cos 2 cos 2
4 2
m
x t A f t f t


( | |
= +
| (
\

(Hint: Remember the bandpass filtering of bandpass signal)

Exercise 4 (4 points)
The signal ( ) ( )
4
( ) 10cos 2 10 4sin 200 x t t t = + is filtered by an ideal bandpass filter with
transfer function
4 4
10 10
( )
500 500
f f
H f
| | | | +
= +
| |
\ \
. The power of the output signal is
approximately:
(a) 50 W (

b ) 21.58 W (c) 100 W (d) 52.67 W


Exercise 5 (2 points)
1. A power meter measures a value of 23 dBm. This value corresponds to:
(

a ) 5 W (b) 5 mW (c) 15 W (d) 100 W


2. An rms voltmeter measures a value of 26 dBV. This value corresponds to:
(a) 50 V (

b ) 20 V (c) 2 V (d) 100 V


Exercise 6 (2 points)
An AM signal is displayed on an oscilloscope. We measure 20 V
pp
at a peak of modulation
and 10 V
pp
at a trough. Compute the value of the carrier amplitude and the value of the
modulation index.
A = __7.5 V_or 15 V
pp
_____ m = ____1/3__________

Exercise 7 (1 point)
An AM signal is to be demodulated with an envelop detector. The carrier frequency is
100 kHz. The modulating signal is sinusoidal and has a frequency of 10 kHz. The resistance
has a value of 1 k and the capacitance has a value of 100 nF. The observed distortion is
called:
(

a ) Slope overload (b) Amplitude overload (c) Envelop overload (d) Slope deficiency
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Bessel Functions

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