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- What are band-limited signals?
- What is band-limited channels?
- What is band limitation?
- Why are signal bands limited?
What are band-limited signals?
A signal is said to be band-limited if the amplitude of its spectrum goes to zero for all frequencies beyond some threshold called the cutoff frequency.
What is band-limited channels?
band-limited channel A transmission channel with defined finite bandwidth. All physically realizable channels are band-limited by the constraints of the transmission medium and the drivers and receivers. The bandwidth may be deliberately constrained by filtering to limit the emission of or susceptibility to EMI.
What is band limitation?
Bandlimiting is the limiting of a signal's frequency domain representation or spectral density to zero above a certain finite frequency.
Why are signal bands limited?
A signal is called bandwidth – limited or simply band-limited when the amplitude of the spectrum goes to zero whenever its frequency crosses the allowable limits. Thus, its Fourier transform is non-zero only for a finite frequency interval. A band-limited signal is represented by a finite number of harmonics.
