EECE 340 Homework, Spring 2008
American University of Beirut · Signals and Systems · 15 pages
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EECE 340-Signals and Systems
Homework #8
Problem #1
The system shown below is LTI. Let the system input and impulse response be
respectively given by:
x(n) = u(n) -u(n-N)
h(n) = a" u(n)
x(n) hin) y(n)
Determine the system output, y(#), using the inverse Z-transform.
Problem #2
A causal, linear and shift-invariant discrete-time system is described by the following
difference equation:
y(n) = y(n-1) + yp —-2)+x(n-D.
a) Find H (2), plot the poles and zeros of H (z) and indicate the ROC.
b) Find the unit sample (impulse) response of the system.
c) Find a stable and non-causal unit sample response that satisfies the given
difference equation.
Problem #3
Consider a causal, linear and shift-invariant discrete-time system with transfer function,
H(z), given by
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A(z)= ira where ais real.
I-az"'
a) For what range of values of a the system is stable.
b) For 0<a<1 plot the pole-zero diagram and specify the ROC.
c) Show graphically in the z-plane that this system is an all pass; i.e.,|H(@)|=
constant for all a.
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Problem #4
Consider the following difference equation representing a causal discrete-time system:
y(n) — 2r cosOy(n—-1) 4+ r? y(n — 2) = x(n).
Determine the system output, p(7), if its input is given by x(”) = @"u(n).
Problem #5
A discrete-time system has the following transfer function:
1-2"
A(z) = ——__—__——
@) 1-221 +0.752°
a) Determine the impulse response, /(n), of the system if it is assumed causal.
b) Determine the impulse response, h(n) , of the system if it is assumed stable.
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