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Design the TDM system of the following 43 signals and calculate the transmitted bandwidth. 1- S1 band limited to 40kHz 2- S2 band limited to 20kHz 3- 18 signal (S3 to S20) each band limited to 5kHz 4- 14 signal (S21 to S34) each band limited to 312.5 Hz 5- 9 signal (S35 to S43) each band limited to 625 Hz B- If these analog signals converted to digital signals with signal to Noise ratio not less than 61.96 dB find the signaling rate in each join of the designed TDM system

Design the TDM system of the following 43 signals and calculate the transmitted bandwidth. 1- S1 band limited to 40kHz 2- S2 band limited to 20kHz 3- 18 signal (S3 to S20) each band limited to 5kHz 4- 14 signal (S21 to S34) each band limited to 312.5 Hz 5- 9 signal (S35 to S43) each band limited to 625 Hz B- If these analog signals converted to digital signals with signal to Noise ratio not less than 61.96 dB find the signaling rate in each join of the designed TDM system

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Design the TDM system of the following 43 signals and calculate the
transmitted bandwidth.
1- S1 band limited to 40kHz
2- S2 band limited to 20kHz
3- 18 signal (S3 to S20) each band limited to 5kHz
4- 14 signal (S21 to S34) each band limited to 312.5 Hz
5- 9 signal (S35 to S43) each band limited to 625 Hz
B- If these analog signals converted to digital signals with signal to Noise ratio not
less than 61.96 dB find the signaling rate in each join of the designed TDM system.

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