Signal Detection and Estimation, Second Edition

PROBLEMS

10.1

A signal source generates signals as shown in Figure P10.1. The signals are expressed as s 1( t) = cos(2 ? t) rect( t), s 2( t) = cos[2 ? t + (2 ?/3)] rect( t), and s 3( t) = cos[2 ? t ? (2 ?/3)]rect( t).


Figure P10.1: Signal set.

  1. Describe a correlation receiver for these signals.

  2. Draw the corresponding decision regions on a signal space.

10.2

A rectangular pulse of known amplitude A is transmitted starting at time instant t 0 with probability 1/2. The duration T of the pulse is a random variable uniformly distributed over the interval [ T 1, T 2]. The additive noise to the pulse is white Gaussian with mean zero and variance N 0/2.

  1. Determine the likelihood ratio.

  2. Describe the likelihood ratio receiver.

10.3

Consider the general binary detection problem


where s 1( t) and s 0( t) are as shown in Figure P10.3, and W( t) is a white Gaussian noise with mean zero and power spectral density N 0 /2.

  1. Determine the probability of error, assuming minimum probability of error criterion and P( H 0) = P( H 1) = 1/2.

  2. Draw a block diagram of the optimum receiver


Figure P10.3: Signal set.

10.4

In a binary detection problem, the transmitted signal under...

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