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Assignment DSP 1

This document provides instructions for a digital signal processing assignment with 6 problems. Problem 1 asks students to determine an aliased signal and two other signals that are aliased to the same signal. Problem 2 asks students to analyze sampling of a triangular waveform and determine the form of the reconstructed signal. Problem 3 asks students to analyze sampling and reconstruction of a sound wave with different prefilters. Problem 4 and 5 analyze the spectrum of sampled sinusoids and the output of reconstructing filters. Problem 6 asks students to prove the Fourier series and transform of an ideal sampling function.

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Assignment DSP 1

This document provides instructions for a digital signal processing assignment with 6 problems. Problem 1 asks students to determine an aliased signal and two other signals that are aliased to the same signal. Problem 2 asks students to analyze sampling of a triangular waveform and determine the form of the reconstructed signal. Problem 3 asks students to analyze sampling and reconstruction of a sound wave with different prefilters. Problem 4 and 5 analyze the spectrum of sampled sinusoids and the output of reconstructing filters. Problem 6 asks students to prove the Fourier series and transform of an ideal sampling function.

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Digital Signal Processing Assignment 1

Allowed time: 120 minutes


Prob. 1: The signal x(t) = cos(5t) + 4 sin(2t)sin(3t), where t is in milliseconds, is sampled at a rate of 3 kHz. Determine the signal xa(t) aliased with x(t). Determine two other signals x1(t) and x2(t) that are different from each other and from x(t), yet they are aliased with the same xa(t) that you found. Prob. 2: Consider the periodic triangular waveform with period T0 = 1 sec shown below. The waveform is sampled at rate fS = 8 Hz and the resulting samples are reconstructed by an ideal reconstructor. Show that the signal xrec(t) that will appear at the output of the reconstructor will have the form: xrec(t)= Asin(2f1t) + Bsin(2f2t) and determine the numerical values of the frequencies f1, f2 and amplitudes A, B.

Prob. 3: Consider the following sound wave, where t is in milliseconds: x(t) = sin(10t) + sin(20t) + sin(60t) + sin(90t) This signal is prefiltered by an analog anti-aliasing prefilter H(f) and then sampled at an audio rate of 40 kHz. The resulting samples are immediately reconstructed using an ideal reconstructor. Determine the output ya(t) of the reconstructor in the following cases and compare it with the audible part of x(t): a. When there is no prefilter, that is, H(f) 1. b. When H(f) is an ideal prefilter with cutoff of 20 kHz. c. When H(f) is a practical prefilter that has a flat pass-band up to 20 kHz and attenuates at a rate of dB/octave beyond 20 kHz. (Assume that the effects of the phase response of the filter are ignored.) 48

Prob. 4: Consider a pure sinusoid of frequency f0, x(t)= cos(2f0t). Show that the spectrum of the sampled sinusoid x(nT) is:

Prob. 5: The sinusoidal signal x(t)= sin(2f0t) is sampled at a rate fS and the resulting samples are then reconstructed by an arbitrary analog reconstructing filter H(f). Show that the analog signal at the output of the reconstructor will have the form:

What are the frequencies fm? How are the quantities Am and m related to the frequency response H(f)? Determine the quantities Am and m for the two cases of a staircase reconstructor and an ideal reconstructor. Prob. 6: Prove the Fourier series expansion of the ideal sampling function s(t) given below. Then, prove its Fourier transform expression S(f).

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