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Chapter 8: Q. 8.3 (page 392)

Compute the measurement signal-to-noise ratio that is, |渭|/蟽, where 渭 = E[X] and 蟽2 = Var(X) of the

following random variables:

(a) Poisson with mean 位;

(b) binomial with parameters n and p;

(c) geometric with mean 1/p;

(d) uniform over (a, b);

(e) exponential with mean 1/位;

(f) normal with parameters 渭, 蟽2.

Short Answer

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The values of N for each sub-parts are

a.)饾浑b.)np(1-p)c.)1qd.)3(a+b)(b-a)e.)1f.)饾渿饾湈

Step by step solution

01

Given information

Let N denote signal-to-noise ratio of random variable X.

N=饾渿饾湈

where,

E(X)=饾渿andVar(X)=饾湈2

02

Part (a)

For Poisson distribution we have,

N=饾浑饾浑=饾浑

03

Part (b)

For binomial distribution

N=npnp(1-p)=np1-p
04

Part (c)

For geometric distribution, we have

N=1pqp2=1q
05

Part (d)

For uniform distribution, we have

N=a+b/2b-a2/12=3(a+b)(b-a)
06

Part (e)

For exponential distribution, we have

N=1饾浑1/饾浑2=1
07

Part (f)

For normal distibution, we have

N=饾渿饾湈2=饾渿饾湈

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