EECE 340 Homework, Spring 2005
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EECE 340-Signals and Systems
Homework #5
Problem # 1
An analog system has the impulse response given by
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Let a discrete-time system be obtained by sampling h,(4); i.e., having h(n) =h, (nT).
Find and plot |H(a) .
Problem # 2
The impulse response of a discrete-time system is given by
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0, otherwise
Find and plot |H (@)| and arg(H! (a)) for N=5.
Problem # 3
Find and sketch the output y(n) for an LTI discrete-time system with input
x(n) = u(n) —u(n — 6) and impulse response: h(n) = a"u(n).
Problem #4
Let A(n) = a"u(n)
x(n) = b"u(n)
Find the output y(n) = x(1)*h(n) fora #b. Repeat fora=b.
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Problem #5
The impulse responses of two discrete-time LTI systems are given by
h(n) = u(n) —u(n - 6)
hy (n) =u(n+4)-u(n)
a) Find the impulse response A(7) for the parallel combination of /,(”) and /,().
b) Find the impulse response /() for the cascaded combination of /, (7) and h, (n) .
Problem # 6
Repeat Parts (a) and (b) in Problem 5 for the case where the systems impulse responses
are given by
h(n) = Ga)"u(n)
h,(n) = (-jay"u(n)
Problem #7
The unit step response for an LTI discrete-time system is given by
s(1) = u(n)* h(a)
(a) Express s(n) for a causal system as a summation of h(n).
(b) Give the inverse relationship for A(n) in terms of s(n).
(c) Find s(n) if h(n) = u(1)-u(n-6).
(d) Find and sketch s(n) when h(n) =(-4)"u(n). Find lims(n).
Problem # 8
Determine the conditions on the parameters of the following systems for stability:
a) hA(n)=a"u(-n)
b) h(n) = a" [u(n) —u(n~100)]
c) A(n)=r" sin(na,T)u(n)
d) A(n)= al"
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