Generate numerically a white gaussian random process and


1. Delay Spread

There are two rays with arrival times at 10msec and 11m sec. Find the power weighted mean arrival time and power weighted delay spread (i.e., rms delay spread) for the following two cases:

a) Power of ray 1 is equal to power of ray 2.

b) Power of ray 1 is 9 times of power of ray 2.

Problem-2 Linear System

Part I

Generate numerically a white Gaussian random process and demonstrate numerically its autocorrelation function is a delta function and its power spectrum is white, i.e., flat.

Part II

Consider a linear system with impulse response h(t). Let the stationary random process x(t) be its input and the stationary random process y(t) be its output.  Let ax(t) be the autocorrelation of x(t) and ay(t) be the autocorrelation of y(t). Prove analytically that  ay(t)=ax(t)xh(t)xh(-t) and its Fourier transformed equivalent A1(ω) = Ax(ω) |H(ω)|

Part III

Consider the impulse response h(t)=1-0.01*t   for   1<=t <=100   and h(t)=0 elsewhere. Let the input x(t) is a white Gaussian random process. Generate the output y(t) and prove that  ay(t)= h(t)xh(-t) numerically.

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