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This document contains 6 questions related to signal processing concepts. It asks the reader to: 1) Sketch shifted versions of a signal and check if signals are periodic; 2) Determine if a signal is a power or energy signal and calculate its value; 3) Analyze systems for properties like memory, causality, and stability; 4) Compute two convolutions; and 5) Write a difference equation for a discrete-time system.

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Assignment 1 2019

This document contains 6 questions related to signal processing concepts. It asks the reader to: 1) Sketch shifted versions of a signal and check if signals are periodic; 2) Determine if a signal is a power or energy signal and calculate its value; 3) Analyze systems for properties like memory, causality, and stability; 4) Compute two convolutions; and 5) Write a difference equation for a discrete-time system.

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1) Given the signal x(n) = (6-n){u(n) – u(n-6)}, make a sketch of :


a. y1[n] = x[4-n]
b. y2[n] = x[2n-3]

2) Check whether each of the following is periodic or not. If periodic determine


its fundamental period:
a. x[n] = [-1]n
3 πnn
b. x [ n ] =e j( 4 )

πnn
[ ( )]
c. x [ n ] =sin ⁡ 5 / ( πnn )

3) Determine whether the following signal is power signal or energy signal.

Calculate its energy/power. x(t) = rect T cos w0 t


0
(t)
4) Determine the system properties: (Memory, Causality, Tme invariance,
Linearity, Stability) of the following:
a. y(t) = x(t/2)
b. y[n] = n x(n)
c. y(t) = x(2 - t)
d. y[n] = x[n] + 3u[n+1]

5) Compute the following convolution


a) y ( t ) =e −2 t u ( t −2 ) ∗ {u ( t −2 ) −u ( t −12 ) }
b) x[n] = u[n] – 2u[n+2] + u[n-4], h[n] = u[n+1] – u[n-4].
6) Consider the discrete-time system show below. Write a difference equation
that relates the output y [ n ] and the input x [ n ].

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