1A) In the circuit shown below, the input, x(t) versus output, y(t) is indicated graphically by two relations as illustrated. Suppose and x = sin(? t) where ? is a constant. (i) s o o Sketch the discrete voltage spectrum of the output y(t) = v in each case and explain with o reason(s) for any type of distortion being present in the output (in each case) (Hint: Expand v and find the associated harmonic constituents) o R s Output Input y + y(t) = k × x(t) + v = y(t) v = x(t) o in Network x (t) y(t) = k + k × x(t) + s o 1 2 k × [x(t)] 2 x 1B) In the above problem, suppose and x = [C cos(? t) + C sin(? t)] where ? ? ; and C s XXXXXXXXXX > 1 1 and C are constants.(i) Sketch the discrete voltage spectrum of the output y(t) = v in 2 o each case and explain with reason(s) for any type of distortion being present in the output (in each case) (Hint: (i) Expand v via superposition; (ii) Use the trigonometric relations: sin(A ± B) = o (sinAcosB ± cosAsinB) or cos(A ± B) = (cosAcosB m sinAsinB) as necessary and (iii) find the associated harmonic constituents)Input side Output side Z s + v (t) L Z o Z in + Z Load L v (t) i + impedance v (t) s v (t) o v = Av o in Z : Input impedance in Z : output impedance o Circuit with transfer function A In the above circuit, v (t) = v (t) × Z /(Z + Z ) = v (t)/(Z / Z + 1). If the source i s in s in s s in impedance Z >> Z (or when ideally, Z ? 8), v (t) will be maximum, ? v (t). in s in i s Similarly, v (t) = v (t) × Z /(Z + Z ) = v (t)/(Z / Z + 1); and, when the output L o L o L o o L impedance Z <>
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