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Given the Signal $ x(t)=3sin(2*pi*3t) $, Find the energy and power of the signal from 0 to 5 seconds.

Energy

$ E=\int_1^5 |x(t)|^2 dt $

$ E=\int_1^5 |3sin(6\pi t)|^2 dt $


$ E=9*\int_1^5 sin(6\pi t)^2 dt $


$ E=9*\int_1^5 sin(6\pi t)^2 dt $

$ E=9*(\dfrac{6 \pi t}{2}-\dfrac{sin(2*(6\pi t))}{4})\mid_1^5 $

$ E=9*(3\pi t-\dfrac{sin(12\pi t)}{4})\mid_1^5 $

$ E=27\pi *t-\dfrac{9sin(12\pi *t)}{4}\mid_1^5 $

$ E=27\pi *5-\dfrac{9sin(12\pi *5)}{4}-(27\pi *1-\dfrac{9sin(12\pi *1)}{4} $

$ E=\int_1^5 |3sin(6\pi t)|^2 dt=108\pi $

Power

$ P=\dfrac{1}{t2-t1}\int_1^5 |x(t)|^2 dt $

$ P=\dfrac{1}{5-1}\int_1^5 |3sin(6\pi t)|^2 dt $


$ P=\dfrac{9}{4}*\int_1^5 sin(6\pi t)^2 dt $


$ P=\dfrac{9}{4}*\int_1^5 sin(6\pi t)^2 dt $

$ P=\dfrac{9}{4}*(\dfrac{6 \pi t}{2}-\dfrac{sin(2*(6\pi t))}{4})\mid_1^5 $

$ P=\dfrac{9}{4}*(3\pi t-\dfrac{sin(12\pi t)}{4})\mid_1^5 $

$ P=\dfrac{27}{4}\pi *t-\dfrac{9sin(12\pi *t)}{16}\mid_1^5 $

$ P=\dfrac{27}{4}\pi *5-\dfrac{9sin(12\pi *5)}{16}-(\dfrac{27}{4}\pi *1-\dfrac{9sin(12\pi *1)}{16} $

$ P=\int_1^5 |3sin(6\pi t)|^2 dt=27\pi $

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