Question: Problem 1 : A random message signal M ( t ) is used to modulate a sinusoidal carrier, resulting in a DSB - SC signal

Problem 1:
A random message signal M(t) is used to modulate a sinusoidal carrier, resulting in a DSB-SC signal U(t) with a power spectral density given below (only the positive frequency components are plotted, and the negative frequency components and positive frequency components are symmetric with respect to zero frequency).U(t) is transmitted through a channel with a power attenuation of 10 dB .
(a) Compute the power of the received signal R(t) in the absence of noise.
(b) The channel in part (a) is affected by additive white Gaussian noise with a power spectral density of N02=0.001WHz. A synchronous demodulator is used at the receiver. Compute the signal-to-noise ratio at the output of the demodulator, in dB .
(c) If USB-AM modulation is used instead with the same additive white Gaussian noise with N02=0.001WHz, find the power of the received signal RUSB(t), and the SNR at the output of the demodulator, in dB .
Problem 1 : A random message signal M ( t ) is

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