Problem 11-2 The spectrum for a discrete time signal y[n] is shown below: -2x 4e-1 4e+ Y (ja) 5π Зл 0 4e-1 4e+1 Эт П 5T 2π Suppose that the signal y[n] is reconstructed from its samples using ideal reconstruction, i.e., it passes through an ideal D/C converter with fs = 1000 Hz. Write an equation for the reconstructed signal y,(t). Include a sketch and/or other calculations to justify your answer.

Problem 11-2 The spectrum for a discrete time signal y[n] is shown below: -2x 4e-1 4e+ Y (ja) 5π Зл 0 4e-1 4e+1 Эт П 5T 2π Suppose that the signal y[n] is reconstructed from its samples using ideal reconstruction, i.e., it passes through an ideal D/C converter with fs = 1000 Hz. Write an equation for the reconstructed signal y,(t). Include a sketch and/or other calculations to justify your answer.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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