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Course : Digital Communications
Topic : Mathematical Representation of Noise Principles of Communication Systems, Third Edition Herbert Taub, Donald L Schilling, Goutam Saha
Sources of Noise • Thermal Noise • Shot Noise • Additive Noise • Multiplicative Noise (fading) • Gaussian Noise
Noise: Frequency Domain Representation
Noise : Power Spectrum
Noise Represetation
Filtering Gaussian Noise
Noise : Spectral Component
Noise : Narrowband Narrowband Filter Response
Noise PSD : Effect of Filter
Mixing Noise with Sinusoid
Mixing Noise with Noise
Linear Filtering of Noise
Noise and Low Pass Filter RC Low
Pass Filter:
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Noise and Band Pass Filter
Noise and Differentiator A differentiator follows
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Quadrature Components of Noise It is sometimes more advantageous to represent Narrowband noise centred around f 0 as
Now,
PSD of Quadrature Components
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End of Chapter 7
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