Problem II (50pts) (From a pair of Random Variables to a pair of Random Signals)
Let us define a pair of random signals, X(t) and Y(t), as sinusoidal signals with random amplitude R and random phase ̒, as follows, X(t) = R · cos(2πf₀t + ̒), Y(t) = R · sin(2πf₀t + ̒). Here, the parameter f₀ (cycles/second, or Hz) is a fixed deterministic constant, termed as carrier frequency in wireless communications applications. Note that randomness in the pair of random signals {X(t), Y(t)} is induced by a pair of random variables {R, ̒} with the following joint probability density function (pdf),
p_{R,Φ}(r,φ) = rac{r}{2πσ²} · exp(-rac{r²}{2σ²}), 0 ≤ φ ≤ 2π, 0 ≤ r < ∞. σ² is simply a parameter.
(1). (10pts) Find the marginal pdfs of random variables R and ̒, respectively. That is, p_R(r) = ? p_Φ(φ) = ?
(2). (10pts) Find the conditional pdfs of random variables R and ̒, respectively. That is, p_{R|Φ=φ}(r|φ) = ? p_{Φ|R=r}(φ|r) = ?
(3). (20pts) Find the following statistics of random signals X(t) and Y(t), respectively,
(2pts)The mean signal: E{X(t)} = ?
(2pts) The mean signal: E{Y(t)} = ?
(2pts) The variance of X(t): Var{X(t)} = ?
(2pts) The variance of Y(t): Var{Y(t)} = ?
(4pts) The ACF of X(t): E{X(t) · X(t-τ)} = ?
(4pts) The ACF of Y(t): E{Y(t) · Y(t-τ)} = ?
(4pts) The CCF btw X(t) and Y(t): E{X(t) · Y(t-τ)} = ?
(4). (10pts) Using the above results to find the probabilities P(A), P(B), P(A · B), P(A + B) and P(A|B), where the events or subsets A and B are defined as follows,
A ≜ {{X(t), Y(t)}: X²(t) + Y²(t) ≤ σ²}, B ≜ {{X(t), Y(t)}: σ² ≤ X²(t) + Y²(t) ≤ 2σ²}.