Signals and Systems

Tutorial-11
Sampling theorem
Date: 1st 7th November 2004
Q.1. A signal x(t) = sin(2400*pi*t) is sampled by an ideal impulse train at a
rate 2000 Hz. This impulse train is passed through an ideal low pass filter of
cut off frequency 2000*pi rad/sec. What is the output of this filter.
Q.2. Consider a signal that is sampled using an ideal impulse train of
frequencies fs. The signal to be sampled is
x(t) = 2+ 2cos(2*pi*30t)+ cos(2*pi*80t).
Draw and label the line spectrum of xs(t), the sampled signal for
0<=f<=300 Hz. Then find the output waveform when xs(t) and its line
spectrum when xs(t) is applied to an ideal low pass filter with cut off
frequency fc .
(a) fs = 100 Hz, fc = 75 Hz.
(b) fs = 100 Hz, fc = 80 Hz.
(c) fs = 200 Hz, fc = 75 Hz.
(d) fs = 160 Hz, fc = 85 Hz.
(e) fs = 180 Hz, fc = 85 Hz.
Q.3. Let x be a real valued signal for which X(jw)=0 when |w|>2000*pi.
Amplitude modulation is performed to produce the signal
g(t) = x(t) sin(2*pi*2000t)
A proposed demodulation technique is illustrated in the figure 1., where g is
the input, y is the output, and the ideal lowpass filter has cutoff frequency
2000*pi and passband gain of 2. Determine y.

Figure.1.

Q.4. Suppose
x(t) = sin(200*pi*t) + 2sin(400*pi*t)
and
g(t) = x(t) sin(400*pi*t)
If the product g(t)sin(400*pi*t) is passed through an ideal low pass filter
with cutoff frequency 400*pi and passband gain 2, determine the signal
obtained at the output of the low pass filter.