Systems, Modulation and Noise
Modulation of WSS process
Balu Santhanam, Probability Theory & Stochastic Process 2020: Modulation of Random Processes
modulated with a random cosine

Haykin, Simon S., and Michael Moher. Communication Systems. 5th ed. John Wiley & Sons, 2009. - Mixing of a Random Process with a Sinusoidal Process

modulated with a deterministic cosine


Hayder Radha, ECE 458 Communications Systems Laboratory Spring 2008: Lecture 7 - EE 179: Introduction to Communications - Winter 2006–2007 Energy and Power Spectral Density and Autocorrelation


Quadrature-Modulated Processes
Haykin, Simon S., and Michael Moher. Communication Systems. 5th ed. John Wiley & Sons, 2009.

Sampling of WSS process
Balu Santhanam, Probability Theory & Stochastic Process 2020: Impulse sampling of Random Processes
DT sequence \(x[n]\)



Owing to \(\phi[0] = \phi_c(0)\), the average power of the sampled version \(x[n]\) is the same as its input \(x_c(t)\)
impulse train \(x_s(t)\)


That is \[ P_{x_s x_s} (f)= \frac{1}{T_s^2}P_{xx}(f) \] where \(x[n]\) is sampled discrete-time sequence, \(x_s(t)\) is sampled impulse train
Noise Aliasing
apply foregoing observation
Pulsed Noise Signals
Chembian Thambidurai, "Power Spectral Density of Pulsed Noise Signals" [link]

Above, the output of the multiplier be \(y(t)\) is passed through a ideal brick wall low pass filter with a bandwidth of \(f_0/2\)
When a random signal is multiplied by a pulse function, the resulting signal becomes a cyclo-stationary random process.
As rule of thumb, the spectrum of such a pulsed noise signal
thermal noise is multiplied by \(\color{red}D\)
flicker noise is multiplied by \(\color{red}D^2\),
where \(D\) is the duty cycle of the pulse signal

banlimited input (no aliasing)

wideband white noise input

flicker noise input
with \(S_x(f)=\frac{K_f}{f}\)


Assuming \(\Delta f \ll f_0\)


Rectangular Pulse Sampling
Balu Santhanam. ece439 Introduction to Digital Signal Processing. Example: Rectangular Pulse Sampling [http://ece-research.unm.edu/bsanthan/ece439/recsamp.pdf]


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