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Problem 10.5 Prove the property of root-raised cosine pulse shape p(t) given by Eq. 
(10.32), using the following steps: 
(a) If is the Fourier transform representation of p(t), what is the Fourier 
transform representation of p(t-lT)? 
)( fR
(b) What is the Fourier transform of ? What spectral 
shape does it have? 
∫∞
∞−
−−= dtlTtptpq )()()( ττ
(c) What q(τ)? What is q(kT)? 
Use these results to show that Eq. (10.32) holds. 
 
Solution 
(a) From the time-shifting property of Fourier transforms (see Section 2.2 ), we have that 
 [ ] ( )flTjfRlTtp π2exp)()( −=−F 
 
(b) From the convolution property of Fourier transforms (See Section 2.2) we have that 
 [ ]
[ ] [ ]
( )flTjfR
lTtptp
qfQ
π
τ
2exp)(
)()(
)()(
2 −=
−=
=
FF
F
 
 
(c) Since R(f) is the root-raised cosine spectrum, R2(f) is the raised cosine spectrum and 
so q(τ) corresponds to a raised cosine pulse. In particular, using the time-shifting 
property of inverse Fourier transforms 
 
)()( lTmq −= ττ 
 
where m(τ) is the raised cosine pulse shape. Using the properties of the raised cosine 
pulse shape (see Section 6.4) 
 
( ) ( )
1
0
( )
q kT m kT lT
k l
k l
k lδ
= −
=⎧= ⎨ ≠⎩
= −
 
 
and Eq. (10.32) holds. 
 
 
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