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Understanding pass band signals and their representation in frequency domain

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Hello everybody,
can anyone help me in understanding pass band signal and their representation in frequency domain.
waiting anxiously for help.........
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vini
 

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vini_rathi said:
Hello everybody,
can anyone help me in understanding pass band signal and their representation in frequency domain.
waiting anxiously for help.........
Regards,
vini
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what u r not understanding...??

can you please clarify..
 

Re: pass band signals

well to be true to myself
I could not get anything understood. I saw some books but they start too high with fourier transforms and all that so...........
I hope you get what I want to say.
thanks for your reply.
 

Re: pass band signals

basically, pass band signal is the frequency band which is allowed by the filter.
more simply in terms of filter, if the filter allows only selected band of frequency and filters all the other frquencies, is called passband filter and
the band of frequency, used is called pass band frquency. this frequency is nothing but signal.

got it..??

i would like to suggest you that first read the theory of passband signals from any good communication book.then move to the fourier Transformers.

please visit following links and read it.

-->> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passband

-->> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baseband

-->> **broken link removed**

-->> **broken link removed**

-->> http://books.google.com/books?id=d8...5o8E&sig=5GZggs1vE470hMSrvHsBJAYeVfA#PPA17,M1

-->> http://books.google.com/books?id=IH...ts=3e0mmwC_Uk&sig=h5fXP2L3YyELQDc6uwOMdLgIPDk

i am uploading some fourier transform, may be it will help you..!!

hope so it will help you to understand and
if dont then you can ask again...:D
 

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