Q2. Given that:G1f) = 1g:(t)yı(t)H1(f)92(t)= 104-4 cos 2n (20 000)t10-y(t)H, (f) = II (000)i. Sketch: G2(f), H;(f), Y1(f), Y2(f) and Y(f)ii. Find the Bandwidth of: y1(t), y2(t) & y(t)%3Dg2(t)y2(t)H2(f)|H2(f)|f(kHz)-30-101030

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yı(t) G(f) = 1 g:(t) H1(f) 10*IG0) H, (f) = [I (,000) i. Sketch: G2(f), H;(f), Y1(f), Y2(f) and Y(f) ii. Find the Bandwidth of: y1(t), y2(t) & y(t) 92(t) 10-4 cos 2n (20 000)t y(t) 82(t) y2(t) H2(f) |H2{f)| f(kHz) -30 -10 10 30

yı(t) G(f) = 1 g:(t) H1(f) 10*IG0) H, (f) = [I (,000) i. Sketch: G2(f), H;(f), Y1(f), Y2(f) and Y(f) ii. Find the Bandwidth of: y1(t), y2(t) & y(t) 92(t) 10-4 cos 2n (20 000)t y(t) 82(t) y2(t) H2(f) |H2{f)| f(kHz) -30 -10 10 30

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Q2. Given that:
G1f) = 1
g:(t)
yı(t)
H1(f)
92(t)
= 104
-4 cos 2n (20 000)t
10-
y(t)
H, (f) = II (000)
i. Sketch: G2(f), H;(f), Y1(f), Y2(f) and Y(f)
ii. Find the Bandwidth of: y1(t), y2(t) & y(t)
%3D
g2(t)
y2(t)
H2(f)
|H2(f)|
f(kHz)
-30
-10
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30

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