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Communication Systems
An Introduction to Signals and Noise in Electrical Communication
Fourth Edition A. Bruce Carlson Paul B. Crilly Janet C. Rutledge

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Chapter Two

Signals and Spectra

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Rectangular pulse train

Figure 2.1-7

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Spectrum of rectangular pulse train

with 0 = 1/4 (a) Amplitude (b) Phase
Figure 2.1-8

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Fourier-series reconstruction of a rectangular pulse train

Figure 2.1-9

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Fourier-series reconstruction of a rectangular pulse train

Figure 2.1-9c

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Gibbs phenomenon at a step discontinuity

Figure 2.1-10

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Rectangular pulse spectrum V() = A sinc

Figure 2.2-2

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Frequency translation of a bandlimited spectrum

Figure 2.3-2

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(a) RF pulse (b) Amplitude spectrum

Figure 2.3-3

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Graphical interpretation of convolution

Figure 2.4-1

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Result of the convolution in Fig. 2.4-1

Figure 2.4-2

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Two functions that become impulses as 0

Figure 2.5-2

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Raised cosine pulse. (a) Waveform (b) Derivatives (c) Amplitude spectrum
Figure 2.5-7