x(t) represents a random signal captured from Mars, which contains a band of signal from 5KHz to 10KHz. An addition! nose signal having 40KH₂ to 50K H₂ has been added with the original signal r(t). The signal processing unit may select the sampling frequency between 20kH₂ to 30kH₂ only. After performing the sampling operation, i) illustrate the approximate frequency spectrum with respect to the normalized frequency, and ii) mention the final band of the amisting analog signal at the output of the Digital to Analog (DAC) converter.

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x (t) represents
a
random signal captured from Mars, which contains
a band of signal from 5KHz to 10KHz. An additional nose signal having
40KH₂ to 50K H₂ has been added with the original signal r(t).
The signal processing unit
may
select the sampling frequency between
the sampling operation,
20kH1₂ to 30kH₂ only. After performing
зок
illustrate the approximate frequency spectrum with respect to the normalized
frequency, and
ii).
mention the final band of the amag analog signal at the output of
the Digital to Analog (DAC) converter.
Transcribed Image Text:x (t) represents a random signal captured from Mars, which contains a band of signal from 5KHz to 10KHz. An additional nose signal having 40KH₂ to 50K H₂ has been added with the original signal r(t). The signal processing unit may select the sampling frequency between the sampling operation, 20kH1₂ to 30kH₂ only. After performing зок illustrate the approximate frequency spectrum with respect to the normalized frequency, and ii). mention the final band of the amag analog signal at the output of the Digital to Analog (DAC) converter.
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