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This document contains 18 signal processing and digital communications problems involving Fourier transforms, bandwidth, bit rates, signal levels, pulse amplitude modulation, and more. The problems cover topics such as calculating the Fourier transform of various signals; finding output power when a signal passes through a cable; determining maximum bit rate based on bandwidth and bit levels; calculating number of signal levels or bits required to transmit at a given rate; and relating impulse responses to outputs in discrete-time linear time-invariant systems.

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Problem Set 1

This document contains 18 signal processing and digital communications problems involving Fourier transforms, bandwidth, bit rates, signal levels, pulse amplitude modulation, and more. The problems cover topics such as calculating the Fourier transform of various signals; finding output power when a signal passes through a cable; determining maximum bit rate based on bandwidth and bit levels; calculating number of signal levels or bits required to transmit at a given rate; and relating impulse responses to outputs in discrete-time linear time-invariant systems.

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INWK 6112 – Problem Set No.

Problem 1: Find the Fourier Transform of the following signals:

a.
b. For practice f(t) = sin(2πst)

Problem 2: Find the Fourier Transform of the following signal;

− a|t | e − at for t  0
x(t ) = e =  at
 e for t  0
Problem 3: Assume that the input power of a signal is 10 mW. If the signal travels
through a cable that is 5 km long with an average loss of 0.3 dB/km, calculate the output
power.

Problem 4: Consider a noiseless channel of 2000 Hz bandwidth that is transmitting a


signal with 16 bit levels. What will be the maximum bit rate?

Problem 5: Consider a channel with a Bandwidth of 10 KHz. How many signal levels
are required if we need to send the data at a rate of 512 kbps?

Problem 6: Suppose a computer monitor has a screen resolution of 1200 x 800 pixels.
How many bits are required if each pixel uses 256 colors? 65,536 colors?

Problem 7: A digital transmission system has a bit rate of 45 Megabits/second. How


many PCM voice calls can be carried by the system?

Problem 8: A 10 kHz baseband channel is used by a digital transmission system. Ideal


pulses are sent at the Nyquist rate and the pulses can take 16 levels. What is the bit rate of
the system?

Problem 9: Suppose we wish to transmit at a rate of 64 kbps over a 3 kHz telephone


channel. What is the minimum SNR required to accomplish this?

Problem 10: Suppose that a lowpass communications system has a 1 MHz bandwidth. What bit
rate is attainable using 8-level pulses? What is the Shannon capacity of this channel if the SNR is
20 dB? 40 dB?
Problem 11: Find the Fourier Transform of the following signal (Hint: use Fourier
Transform properties)

x(t)
1
τ
τ
τ
τ
-τ τ
τ

-1

Problem 12: Given the function x(t) as shown below

a) Find the expression for the Fourier Transform.


b) Draw the Spectrum from results obtained in part (a).
c) Draw the spectrum change if the pulse width is doubled.

x(t)
A

-T T t

Problem 13: Find the inverse Fourier transform of X(w) as shown below.
Problem 14: Find the FT of

Problem 15: Express the signals shown in the following figure in terms of unit step
functions.

Problem 16: The impulse response h[n] of a discrete-time LTI system and a function
x[n] are sketched below. Determine and sketch the output y[n] of this system to the input
x[n].

Problem 17: Find the Fourier Transform of the following.

Problem 18: Find the Inverse Fourier Transform of the followings:

a-

b-

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