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HINT: You need to go back to the original definition of the Fourier coefficients via the integral, and treat $|n|=1$ as a special case. Your mistake happened there already (you divided by zero).

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"How does an impulse at the output of an IQ modulator translate into the baseband signals?" I am going to interpret this question as: "What is the complex envelope of $s(t)$?", where $s(t)$ is gvien by: $$\delta(t)\cos(2\pi f_c t)-\delta(t)\sin(2\pi f_c t)$$ Since the product of an impulse and a signal is mathematically a suspicious ...

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The OP commented that he has practical reason he would like to pursue a simple bandpass equivalent of an impulse test. Here are some considerations with that in mind: An impulse in time represents all frequencies, which will ultimately be band-limited by the channel. We could implement the IQ representation of the band-limited channel that could then be ...

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The line fscanf(sensorInput, "%lf + j*%lf\t", &x[i]); should be fscanf(sensorInput, "%lf,%lf\t", &x[i].real, &x[i].imag); Notice that C++ provides complex type, they support the common complex operations, and provide an io, and they can read complex numbers writen as (1,3) directly file_in &...

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