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h(t)
+ Σ
x(t)
y(t)
-
delay, T
Figure 7.4. Single delay line canceler.
where
δ⋅
(
)
is the delta function. It follows that the Fourier transform (FT)
of
h ()
is
–
j ω T
H () 1
=
–
e
(7.6)
where
ω
=
f
.
In the z-domain, the single delay line canceler response is
–
1
H () 1
=
–
z
(7.7)
The power gain for the single delay line canceler is given by
H () 2
–
j ω T
e j ω T
H () H () 1
=
=
(
–
e
) 1
(
–
)
(7.8)
It follows that
H () 2
11 e j ω T
–
j ω T
=
+
–
(
+
e
)
=
21
(
–
cos
ω T
)
(7.9)
) 2
and using the trigonometric identity
(
22 2ϑ
–
cos
)
=
4
(
sin
ϑ
yields
H () 2
) 2
=
4
(
sin
(
ω T
2
)
(7.10)
MATLAB Function Ðsingle_canceler.mÑ
The function Ðsingle_canceler.mÑ computes and plots (as a function of )
the amplitude response for a single delay line canceler. It is given in Listing 7.1
in Section 7.11. The syntax is as follows:
f
f r
[resp] = single_canceler (fofr)
where fofr is the number of periods desired. Typical output of the function
Ðsingle_canceler.mÑ is shown in Fig. 7.5 . Clearly, the frequency response of a
 
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