(a) Consider a signal f(t) with unit energy defined over the time interval [0, 7] that is zero outside that time interval. For example,
f(t) = √T/Tpr (1). Consider two signals of duration NT:
so(t) =
N-1
are orthogonal.
Σsouf(t-iT)
i-0
N-1
si(t) = Σsuf(t-iT).
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Determine (so(1), $1(1)) in terms of the sequence Sq, i = 0, 1,...,N-1 and $₁,,i = 0, 1,..., N-1.
1-0
(b) Consider the two signals of duration 27 generated from f(t) and the two vectors so = (+1, +1) and s₁ = (+1,-1). We will
form a matrix of vectors. In this case, N = 2:
H₂ =
50
51
+1
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where the first row can be used to generate a first signal and the second row used to generate a second signal. Using part (a), show that
the two signals
so(t) = 50,0 f(t)pr (1) + 50,1f(t-T)pr(t-T)
$₁(t) = $1,0 f(t)pr(t) + $1,1ƒ(t – T)pr(t – T)
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