d)Assuming you have worked on the hand analysis for project 3, the figurebelow should be familiar to you.x(t)T=4 ms1IKK:TThe IEFS is given byx(t)23 [((−1)" −1)+ jnπ]Σ+4 2πn²11=-00noCompute power in only the 1st harmonic.ejnaTte)If a DC signal of value -1 is added to x(t), sketch the double-sided spectrum forthe DC and first harmonics. Label axes and provide values.

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d) Assuming you have worked on the hand analysis for project 3, the figure below should be familiar to you. x(t) The IEFS is given by x(t) 3 + 4 2π T=4 ms Liik: T T 2 1 [((−1)" −1)+ jnπ] Σ n² 11=-00 * Compute power in only the 1st harmonic. ejna ... t e) If a DC signal of value -1 is added to x(t), sketch the double-sided spectrum for the DC and first harmonics. Label axes and provide values.

d) Assuming you have worked on the hand analysis for project 3, the figure below should be familiar to you. x(t) The IEFS is given by x(t) 3 + 4 2π T=4 ms Liik: T T 2 1 [((−1)" −1)+ jnπ] Σ n² 11=-00 * Compute power in only the 1st harmonic. ejna ... t e) If a DC signal of value -1 is added to x(t), sketch the double-sided spectrum for the DC and first harmonics. Label axes and provide values.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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