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Two signals, m(t) and m2(1) (both band-limited to 10,000 Hz) are to be transmitted simultaneously over a channel using a custom frequency division multiplexing scheme. The multiplexing system is shown as below, m₁ (t) m₂ (t) (i) Transmitter (ii) If the spectrums of the two signals are given as below: IM₁(f)I (iii) 1 Channel b -10kHz cos (80,000ft) a 10kHz -10kHz cos(40,000ft) Receiver AA IM₂(f)I LPF 0 BW-10kHz BW-10kHz LPF What must the bandwidth of the channel be required for the system? 10kHz m₁ (t) m₂ (t) Sketch the spectrum at point (a) and (b) of the receiver. (Label all magnitudes and frequencies of the axes.) Design a transmitter to multiplex the signal m(t) and m2(t) for the receiver. (Show clearly all the details.)

Two signals, m(t) and m2(1) (both band-limited to 10,000 Hz) are to be transmitted simultaneously over a channel using a custom frequency division multiplexing scheme. The multiplexing system is shown as below, m₁ (t) m₂ (t) (i) Transmitter (ii) If the spectrums of the two signals are given as below: IM₁(f)I (iii) 1 Channel b -10kHz cos (80,000ft) a 10kHz -10kHz cos(40,000ft) Receiver AA IM₂(f)I LPF 0 BW-10kHz BW-10kHz LPF What must the bandwidth of the channel be required for the system? 10kHz m₁ (t) m₂ (t) Sketch the spectrum at point (a) and (b) of the receiver. (Label all magnitudes and frequencies of the axes.) Design a transmitter to multiplex the signal m(t) and m2(t) for the receiver. (Show clearly all the details.)

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Two signals, mi(t) and m2(t) (both band-limited to 10,000 Hz) are to be transmitted simultaneously over a channel using a custom frequency division multiplexing scheme. The multiplexing system is shown as below, m₁ (t) m₂ (t) (i) Transmitter (ii) If the spectrums of the two signals are given as below: IM₁(f)I (iii) 1 Channel 0 b -10kHz cos(80,000nt) AA |M₂(f)l 10kHz -10kHz cos (40,000ft) Receiver LPF BW=10kHz BW=10kHz 10kHz What must the bandwidth of the channel be required for the system? LPF m₁ (t) m₂ (t) Sketch the spectrum at point (a) and (b) of the receiver. (Label all magnitudes and frequencies of the axes.) Design a transmitter to multiplex the signal mi(t) and m(t) for the receiver. (Show clearly all the details.)
Transcribed Image Text:Two signals, mi(t) and m2(t) (both band-limited to 10,000 Hz) are to be transmitted simultaneously over a channel using a custom frequency division multiplexing scheme. The multiplexing system is shown as below, m₁ (t) m₂ (t) (i) Transmitter (ii) If the spectrums of the two signals are given as below: IM₁(f)I (iii) 1 Channel 0 b -10kHz cos(80,000nt) AA |M₂(f)l 10kHz -10kHz cos (40,000ft) Receiver LPF BW=10kHz BW=10kHz 10kHz What must the bandwidth of the channel be required for the system? LPF m₁ (t) m₂ (t) Sketch the spectrum at point (a) and (b) of the receiver. (Label all magnitudes and frequencies of the axes.) Design a transmitter to multiplex the signal mi(t) and m(t) for the receiver. (Show clearly all the details.)
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