The DSB-LC signal
phi(t) = 3cos(10000*pi*t) + cost(1000*pi*t)cos(10000*pi*t) V
is present with additive white noise whose (two-sided) power spectral density is 1 microW/Hz. This signal-plus-noise is passed through an ideal low-pass filter with a bandwidth of 10kHz. Assume all resistance levels are 1 ohm.
- Compute the average S/N ratio at the output of the low-pass filter.
- A synchronous detector is used to demodulate the above signal. Compute the average S/N ratio if the output of the detector is filtered to 0 < f lt; 1 kHz
- An ideal square-law detector (i.e., the signal-plus-noise is multiplied by itself) is used to demodulate the above signal. Compute the average S/N ratio if the output of the detector is filtered to 0 < f < 1kHz
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