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Engineering, 03.04.2020 17:09 lsutton6501

Given vs(t) = [5cos 1000t + 4cos2000t + 3cos 4000t] V is the input of the system below. A 10V DC signal is added to vs(t) using a summing circuit and this DC offset signal is the input to a multiplier that multiplies the signal and a high frequency sinusoidal signal cos(100,000t) V. Plot the power spectrum of vout(t) in dBW.

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