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EEL5701: Exam 1

  1. (25 points) You are given an unknown LTI system. You observe that when the input is tex2html_wrap_inline227 , the output tex2html_wrap_inline229 with tex2html_wrap_inline231 .

    1. (10 points) What is h[n]? Show all of your work.

    2. (5 points) What is tex2html_wrap_inline134 ?

    3. (5 points) Sketch the magnitude and phase of tex2html_wrap_inline134 .

    4. (5 points) If the unknown system is a nonlinear time invariant system, suggest a nonlinear system that would produce tex2html_wrap_inline239 when given the same input tex2html_wrap_inline241 .

     

  2. (25 points) An analog signal tex2html_wrap_inline109 has the Fourier Transforms sketched above. This signal is sampled to produce the sequence tex2html_wrap_inline245 .

    1. (10 points) Sketch the Fourier transform tex2html_wrap_inline247 of the sequence when sampling is performed at twice the highest frequency present in the signal (i.e. tex2html_wrap_inline249 ).

    2. (15 points) What is the lowest sampling frequency that can be used without incurring any aliasing distortion, i.e., so that tex2html_wrap_inline109 can be recovered from x[n]?

  3. (25 points)

    In the above diagram, an attempt was made to reduce the sampling rate by a factor of 2 to reduce the amount of processing. Before reconstruction of the final analog signal ( tex2html_wrap_inline255 ), an upsampling is performed. Unfortunately, the usual ideal low-pass filters that are required in such systems were completely neglected. Answer the following questions, assuming that tex2html_wrap_inline109 is a 60Hz sine wave and T is chosen to achieve a 100Hz sampling rate.

    1. (5 points) Write an expression for tex2html_wrap_inline259 . Explain.

    2. (5 points) Write an expression for tex2html_wrap_inline261 . Explain.

    3. (5 points) Discuss where aliasing occurs in the diagram.

    4. (10 points) Write an expression for tex2html_wrap_inline255 . Explain.

  4. (25 points) Short Answer

    1. (5 points)

      Under what conditions can an analog system be replaced (mathematically speaking) by a discrete time system?

    2. (5 points) We know that aliasing occurs if we sample at less than the Nyquist rate. What happens (if anything) when we sample at exactly the Nyquist rate.

    3. (5 points) A student thinks that we can simplify the definition of a linear system to those systems that satisfy

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      Is this valid? Why or why not?

    4. (5 points)

      A student builds a device that is to be connected to a telephone to disguise her voice. By changing T', the frequencies in the input signal can be increased or decreased. Discuss the major problems with the real-time operation of such a device.

    5. (5 points) Consider the system in the figure above with

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      and the discrete-time system is an exponential function, i.e., tex2html_wrap_inline269 . What is the largest value of T such that tex2html_wrap_inline271 .


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John Harris
Thu Aug 14 09:35:45 EDT 1997