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QuestionDrill Problem 5.7 Consider a continuous-time signal defined by g(t)=sin(πt)πtg(t)=\frac{\sin (\pi t)}{\pi t}
The signal g(t)g(t) is uniformly sampled to produce the infinite sequence {g(nTs)}n=\left\{g\left(n T_{s}\right)\right\}_{n=-\infty}^{\infty}. Determine the condition that the sampling period TsT_{s} must satisfy so that the signal g(t)g(t) is uniquely recovered from the sequence {g(nTs)}\left\{g\left(n T_{s}\right)\right\}.

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Determine the condition on the sampling period Ts T_s .
The sampling frequency fs f_s is related to the sampling period Ts T_s by fs=1Ts f_s = \frac{1}{T_s} . Therefore, the condition on Ts T_s is:
1Ts>1 \frac{1}{T_s} > 1
Solving for Ts T_s , we get:
Ts<1 T_s < 1
Thus, the sampling period Ts T_s must be less than 1 second to ensure that the signal g(t) g(t) can be uniquely recovered from its samples.
The condition that the sampling period Ts T_s must satisfy is Ts<1 \boxed{T_s < 1} .

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