The spectrum X(ω) for a real bandpass signal x(t) is shown in Fig. P3.3-4. (a) Determine the permissible ranges of the sampling frequency Fs that allow the original signal to be recovered from its...




The spectrum X(ω) for a real bandpass signal x(t) is shown in Fig. P3.3-4.

(a) Determine the permissible ranges of the sampling frequency Fs that allow the original signal to be recovered from its samples.


(b) Sketch X(ω), the spectrum of the sampled signal, for the sampling frequencies Fs
= 5, 6, and 10 kHz. Can we reconstruct x(t) using these sampling rates? How?


(c) What happens if the sampling rate Fs
is slightly below 5 kHz? What if Fs
is just above 6 kHz? How about the case when Fs
is just below 10 kHz?

(d) Consider the sampling rates Fs
= 5.5 and 11 kHz. Determine what happens for both sampling rates, and state, with reasons, which rate is preferable.



May 13, 2022
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