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depedely ve he Fourer rasform u = u( ) ad he momes of he dsrbuo of he a, fd he power sperum Pv of v Soluo We a use he reasog of par B, bu appled o a modfed Posso proess ha has mpulses of ampludes a We alulae he power sperum of hs proess by he mehod of par A Se hese ampludes are depede, every sep of par A s readly exeded, yeldg he resul ha he power sperum of he modfed Posso proess s r a So P = r a X Q: Ipu ad oupu ose v Reall he behavor of a lear sysem wh addve ose (pages 6-7 of AV oes), ossg of a lear fler (haraerzed by s rasfer fuo g : s() r() z() If he pu s s() = s e ω ad here s a addve ose z () wh power sperum Pz ( ω ), he he quay F(, r ω,,) r(), whe alulaed for daa leghs ha are a mulple of he perod π / ω, has a mea value s g ad a varae P z ( ω ) Aalyze he suao whe here s also some ose added pror o, dagrammed below: s() r() y() z() Soluo: Deoe eral sgals as follows: s() x() u() r() y() z()

Based o he smpler sysem osdered o pages 6-7, sgals x() are haraerzed by F( x, ω,,) x( ), whh has mea s ( ω ) ad varae P y ( ω ) (he sysem ossg of s, y, ad x s deal o he oe o page 6-7, bu wh = I ) Fourer ompoes of he sgal a u are equal o hose a x, mulpled by g herefore, sgals a u are haraerzed by F( u, ω,,) u( ) wh a mea s g ad varae Py g( ω ) Addg a depede ose erm z() does o hage he mea, bu adds o he varae aordg o s power sperum So F(, r ω,,) r() has mea s g ad varae ( Py g + Pz )