Problem 3
In the figure below, we have a sampler, followed by an ideal low pass filter, for reconstruction of from its samples . From the sampling theorem, we know that if is greater than twice the highest frequency present in and , then the reconstructed signal will exactly equal . If this condition on the bandwidth of is violated, then will not equal . We seek to show in this problem that if , then for any choice of T, and will always be equal at the sampling instants;
that is, ![](Problem_Template_clip_image019.gif)
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To obtain this result, consider the following equation which expresses in terms of the samples of :
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With , this becomes
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By considering the value of for which , show that, without any restrictions on , for any integer value of k. ![](Top.gif)
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