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Principles of Communication Systems, Third Edition Herbert Taub, Donald L Schilling, Goutam Saha Course : Digital Communications Topic : Mathematical Representation of Noise 1 Department of ECE Raghu Institute of Technology

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Page 1: Mathematical Representation of Noise

Principles of Communication Systems, Third Edition

Herbert Taub, Donald L Schilling, Goutam Saha

Course : Digital Communications

Topic : Mathematical Representationof Noise

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Department of ECE

Raghu Institute of Technology

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Sources of Noise

• Thermal Noise

• Shot Noise

• Additive Noise

• Multiplicative Noise (fading)

• Gaussian Noise

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Noise: Frequency Domain Representation

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Noise : Power Spectrum

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Noise Represetation

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Filtering Gaussian Noise

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Noise : Spectral Component

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Noise : Narrowband Filter Response

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Noise PSD : Effect of Filter

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Mixing Noise with Sinusoid

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Mixing Noise with Noise

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Linear Filtering of Noise

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Noise and Low Pass Filter

RC Low Pass Filter:

Ideal Low Pass Filter:

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Noise and Band Pass Filter

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Noise and Differentiator

A differentiator follows

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Noise and Integrator-1

An integrator follows

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Noise and Integrator-2

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Quadrature Components of Noise

It is sometimes more advantageous to represent Narrowband noise centred around f0 as

Now,

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PSD of Quadrature Components

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Probability Density of Quadrature Components and Time Derivatives

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Noise : Orthonormal Coordinates

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Irrelevant Noise Components and Optimum Receiver

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End of Chapter 7