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EEE 107 1s1920 Homework 4

This document contains a homework problem from an EEE 107 course. The problem involves showing properties of a function R(τ) defined using a real-valued, even, nonnegative function S(f). Specifically, it asks the student to: (1) show that R(τ) is real-valued, (2) show that R(τ) is even, and (3) use the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality to show that the magnitude of R(τ) is less than or equal to R(0) for all τ. The student is instructed to show their work and write final answers in the provided boxes.

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EEE 107 1s1920 Homework 4

This document contains a homework problem from an EEE 107 course. The problem involves showing properties of a function R(τ) defined using a real-valued, even, nonnegative function S(f). Specifically, it asks the student to: (1) show that R(τ) is real-valued, (2) show that R(τ) is even, and (3) use the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality to show that the magnitude of R(τ) is less than or equal to R(0) for all τ. The student is instructed to show their work and write final answers in the provided boxes.

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EEE 107 1s1920 Homework 4

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Instructions: Work independently. To get full credit, support correct answers with complete and concise solutions. Write your
final answers inside the box provided. Anything written outside the designated spaces will not be graded.

Problem: Power spectral density. Let S(f ) be a real-valued, even, nonnegative function, and define
Z +∞
R(τ ) = S(f ) exp(j2πf τ )df.
−∞

(a) (4 pts) Show that R(τ ) is real-valued, i.e., Im{R(τ )} = 0 for all τ .
(b) (3 pts) Show that R(τ ) is even, i.e., R(τ ) = R(−τ ) for all τ .
(c) (3 pts) Use the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality to show that |R(τ )| ≤ R(0) for all τ .

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Solution:

a: Show that R(τ ) is real-valued.

b: Show that R(τ ) is even.

c: Show that |R(τ )| ≤ R(0) for all τ .

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