Problem 6: In a binary phase shift keying (BPSK) communications system,one of two equally probable bits, 0 or 1, is transmitted every T seconds. Ifthe kth bit is je {0,1}, the waveform ;(t) = cos(27 fot + jr) is trans-mitted over the interval [(k- 1)T, kT). Let X(t) denote the random processin which two symbols are transmitted in the interval (0, 27, and let fo = 2/T.%3DSketch the sample space and corresponding sample functions of the processX (t).

Answered: Image /qna-images/answer/6f3f7d96-29df-4b0f-8bd4-82003515ebfc.jpgX(t) can be completed by proper substitution for the sine and cosine functions in the respective intervals.

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Problem 6: In a binary phase shift keying (BPSK) communications system, one of two equally probable bits, 0 or 1, is transmitted every T seconds. If the kth bit is je {0,1}, the waveform ;(t) = cos(27 fot + j) is trans- mitted over the interval [(k- 1)T, KT]. Let X(t) denote the random process in which two symbols are transmitted in the interval (0, 27], and let fo = 2/T. Sketch the sample space and corresponding sample functions of the process X (t).

Problem 6: In a binary phase shift keying (BPSK) communications system, one of two equally probable bits, 0 or 1, is transmitted every T seconds. If the kth bit is je {0,1}, the waveform ;(t) = cos(27 fot + j) is trans- mitted over the interval [(k- 1)T, KT]. Let X(t) denote the random process in which two symbols are transmitted in the interval (0, 27], and let fo = 2/T. Sketch the sample space and corresponding sample functions of the process X (t).

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