Recent content by Khaled Kord

i think i didn't explain my first question right, i was asking that: who said the peaks of the V_AM(t) are tangent to the main signal V_main(t)? who said V_main(t) is an envelop? why doesn't it intersect in some arbitrary points like i draw in red (attached picture) ?

i just had my first Signals processing Lecture, during AM modulation part my prof said that: V_AM(t) = (V_main(t) + 1) * V_Carrier while V_Carrier = sin (omega * t) 1-is there a proof that we get the envelop of a function by adding one then multiplying by some trig value? 2- what's the...

if in assembly i should do this extra, so why the manual solution didn't do that?! "it's answer attached"

i know why do we multiply by 4, i was asking why the manual solution didn't :)

you mean mean if i added a number to a reference it automatically multiply it by the size i know about pointers arithmetic from previous programming course, didn't think about it .. thanks ! :))

32-bit integers

the manual solution answer

Homework Statement given that f,g,h,i and j are assigned to registers s0,s1,s2,s3 and s4 and the base addresses for the arrays A,B are in s6,s7 convert this C statement to assemply language: B[8] = A[i-j]; Homework Equations none The Attempt at a Solution image attachedi attached both...