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EE hw help

tontod

Diamond Member
I have a hw problem in which I have to find the absolute and 6 dB bandwidth. I know how to get the absolute bandwidth, I have the formula. I have no idea how to get the 6 dB bandwidth. This is the problem:

"Assume that a telephone line channel is equalized to allow bandpass data transmission over a frequency range of 600 to 3000 Hz with raised cosine filtering (pulses). The available channel bandwidth is 2400 Hz with the mid-channel frequency of 1800 Hz.

a) Design a 2400 bps QPSK transmission system with F(0) = 1800 Hz. Show that the spectrum of this signal will fit into the channel when alpha=1. Find the absolute and 6-dB bandwidths."

Formula for absolute bandwidth = R(1+alpha)/2. Need to know how to get to 6-db bandwidth. Thanks for the help.
 
Originally posted by: George P Burdell
I am very, very happy that I can't remember and don't care about this stuff 🙂

Good luck :thumbsup:

Are you still going to Tech? I graduated in 2000, I dont remember this stuff well at all.
 
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