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If the normalised sinc (πx) = ∫ sin^2 (πx) / (πx)^2 dx = 0.5


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Then does the Absolute Spectral power in the Band for additive white Gaussian noise with power spectral density N0 / 2 and a filter transfer function of sin (πx) / x = H(x) :




= N0 ∫ sin^2 (πx) / (πx)^2 dx = 0.5 N0

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If so then if x = 219, was considered the half power point i.e. – 3 dB

Then does the Absolute Spectral power in the Band

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= N0 ∫ sin^2 (πx) / (πx)^2 dx = 0.5 N0 (0.5) = N0 / 4


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ALSO IF



If the normalised sinc (πx) = ∫ sin^2 (πx) / (πx)^2 dx = 0.5

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THEN DOES



the normalised sinc (Kπx) = ∫ sin^2 (Kπx) / (πx)^2 dx = 0.5 WERE K = CONSTANT

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If the normalised sinc (πx) = sin^2 (πx) / (πx)^2 dx = 0.5
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Then does the Absolute Spectral power in the Band for additive white Gaussian noise with power spectral density N0 / 2 and a filter transfer function of sin (πx) / πx = H(x) :

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=N0sin^2 (πx) / (πx)^2 dx = 0.5 N0
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If so then if x = 219, was considered the half power point i.e. – 3 dB. Then does the Absolute Spectral power in the Band

219​
= N0sin^2 (πx) / (πx)^2 dx = 0.5 N0 (0.5) = N0 / 4
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Also if the normalised sinc (πx)= sin^2 (πx) / (πx)^2 dx = 0.5
0

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does the normalised sinc (Kπx)= sin^2 (Kπx) / (πx)^2 dx = 0.5 WERE K = CONSTANT
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