In the 0≤ t ≤ T time range, the transmitting signals of the binary communication so (t) = Asin oot, s₁ (t) = Asin(@t+n) where the system are amplitude A and frequency We of the signal are known, and the prior probability of sending the two signals is assumed to be equal. The binary emission signal has a Gaussian white noise n (t) with mean 0 and power spectral density of No/2 superimposed in the channel transmission.

In the 0≤ t ≤ T time range, the transmitting signals of the binary communication so (t) = Asin oot, s₁ (t) = Asin(@t+n) where the system are amplitude A and frequency We of the signal are known, and the prior probability of sending the two signals is assumed to be equal. The binary emission signal has a Gaussian white noise n (t) with mean 0 and power spectral density of No/2 superimposed in the channel transmission.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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