Spread Spectrum CDMA: IS-95 and IS-2000 for RF Communications

| 1. | Explain the production of Inter-mod products and spurious emissions. |
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| 2. | Why are the inter-mod product integer multiples of the fundamentals? |
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| 3. | Why does an inter-mod product often sound clipped and distorted? |
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| 4. | What is the primary requirement for a basis function set in Fourier mechanics? |
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| 5. | What is the result of integrating an asymmetrical function over a symmetrical interval [e.g., Sin(x) from - p to + p]? |
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| 6. | What does the spectrum of single square bit (in time) look like? |
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| 7. | What is the source of the higher frequency components in the spectra of either a single square bit or a square wave pulse train? |
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| 8. | How does Fourier mechanics apply to Cross and Auto Correlation? |
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| 9. | What is the relationship between the Auto Correlation function and Spectral Energy Density? |
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| 10. | Use Fourier concepts to explain why modulating and demodulating a signal produces multiple spectral components. |
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| 11. | Use Fourier concepts to explain dispersion. |
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| 12. | What is group velocity? |
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| 13. | What does Fourier mechanics tell us about a traveling packet of waves composed of multiple frequency components? |
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| 14. | When does the product of uncertainties D(Vg) x Dl equal 2 p? |
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| 15. | Explain each of Maxwell's equations. |
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| 16. | Use Maxwell's equations to explain an AC transformer, Faraday shielding, skin depth, inductance, capacitance, and dispersion. |
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| 17. | Explain the implications of the fact that Maxwell's equations are linear. |
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| 18. | Use concepts from Fourier analysis and Maxwell's equations to explain why a quick spark of current produces a wide... |