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Find the Frequency Spectrum of an optical communication link
I have completed the question in the attached word document, and I was looking for confirmation as to whether my approach was correct. Unfortunately I was not given the answer to this question from my professor, that is why I am looking to solve it through this forum.- E&H12
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Find the Frequency Spectrum of an optical communication link
Homework Statement 2. Homework Equations 10 Log[10](g/mW)= GdBw The Attempt at a Solution I have attached a document of my approach to this question. I would like to know if my approach is correct? Thank you for your assistance- E&H12
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- Communication Frequency Link Optical Spectrum
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How Do You Express a Piecewise Function Using Singularity Functions?
Singularity Function ans from professor So my linear systems professor had an answer that looked like this, but i really don't agree with this answer. Will someone please explain which one is correct? Where did my professor get those last terms from? (it does not make sense to me)- E&H12
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How Do You Express a Piecewise Function Using Singularity Functions?
I made a correction to the last term, it was a typo. thou thanks scott.- E&H12
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How Do You Express a Piecewise Function Using Singularity Functions?
I was given the problem to: express the following signal in terms of the singularity function g(t)= t-1, 1<t<2 1, 2<t<4 4-t, 4<t<5 0, otherwise I graphed this function it is attached in below. My final answer for this function is g(t)=...- E&H12
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- Function Singularity
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Finding Volume of Region Inside Sphere and Cylinder in Cylindrical Coordinates
Find the volume of the region inside both the sphere x^2+y^2+z^2= 4 and the cylinder (x-1)+y^2=1using cylindrical coordinates. I was thinking the inner limits would go from +(2-r) to - (2-r) the middle intervals would go from 0 to 1 and the outer limits 0 to 2pi is my approach correct- E&H12
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- Intergration Multivariable
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