Problem 1. A signal x(t) with frequency as given an ADC (Analog to Digital Converter) running at sampling rate Fs1 and a DAC (Digital to Analog Converter) operating at Fs2, What is the frequency of the reconstructed signal x'(t)? (note the values of Fs1 and Fs2 are different between them and different for the different parts of the question) a. f1 in = 600 Hz; Fs1 = 1kHz; Fs2 = 2 kHz; b. f2 in = 750 Hz; Fs1 = c. f3 in = 400 Hz; Fs1 = 1kHz; Fs2 = 4 kHz; 1kHz; Fs2 = 500 Hz; f1 out =? f2 out = ? f3 out = ? d. f4 in = 200 Hz; Fs1 = 1kHz; Fs2 = 1 kHz; f4 out = ? x(t) fin ADC Fs1 DAC FS2 x'(t) fout

Problem 1. A signal x(t) with frequency as given an ADC (Analog to Digital Converter) running at sampling rate Fs1 and a DAC (Digital to Analog Converter) operating at Fs2, What is the frequency of the reconstructed signal x'(t)? (note the values of Fs1 and Fs2 are different between them and different for the different parts of the question) a. f1 in = 600 Hz; Fs1 = 1kHz; Fs2 = 2 kHz; b. f2 in = 750 Hz; Fs1 = c. f3 in = 400 Hz; Fs1 = 1kHz; Fs2 = 4 kHz; 1kHz; Fs2 = 500 Hz; f1 out =? f2 out = ? f3 out = ? d. f4 in = 200 Hz; Fs1 = 1kHz; Fs2 = 1 kHz; f4 out = ? x(t) fin ADC Fs1 DAC FS2 x'(t) fout

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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