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    1. The impulse response of the cascaded system is the convolution of the impulse responses of the individual systems. Since the impulse response of the cascaded system is the convolution of a unit impulse, exponential decay, and another unit impulse, the overall impulse response is a unit impulse delayed by 2 units of time. 2. Using Fourier transforms, the modulated signal g3(t) can be expressed as the sum of two sinusoidal signals with frequencies 200Hz and 1000Hz. 3. The minimum sampling rate needed to avoid aliasing when sampling a signal filtered to 4kHz bandwidth is 8kHz. The maximum sampling period is 1/8kHz = 0.125ms.

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    1. The impulse response of the cascaded system is the convolution of the impulse responses of the individual systems. Since the impulse response of the cascaded system is the convolution of a unit impulse, exponential decay, and another unit impulse, the overall impulse response is a unit impulse delayed by 2 units of time. 2. Using Fourier transforms, the modulated signal g3(t) can be expressed as the sum of two sinusoidal signals with frequencies 200Hz and 1000Hz. 3. The minimum sampling rate needed to avoid aliasing when sampling a signal filtered to 4kHz bandwidth is 8kHz. The maximum sampling period is 1/8kHz = 0.125ms.

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    It 2cos (2) ) TRT) ,: E-Stu (T)

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    1. The impulse response of the cascaded system is the convolution of the impulse responses of the individual systems. Since the impulse response of the cascaded system is the convolution of a unit impulse, exponential decay, and another unit impulse, the overall impulse response is a unit impulse delayed by 2 units of time. 2. Using Fourier transforms, the modulated signal g3(t) can be expressed as the sum of two sinusoidal signals with frequencies 200Hz and 1000Hz. 3. The minimum sampling rate needed to avoid aliasing when sampling a signal filtered to 4kHz bandwidth is 8kHz. The maximum sampling period is 1/8kHz = 0.125ms.

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    1. (20pts) Consider the continuous-time cascaded system below.

    h(t)
    h(t)

    If the impulse response of each system is:

    h1(t) :su(t), hz(t) : e-stu(t), fu(t) : d(t - 2).


    what is the impuise response h(t) of the cascaded (entire) system?
    2' (20pts) In the generation of communication signals, often two signals are
    multiplied. It is
    called modulation. Let

    g1(t) : 2cos(2}}trt), gz(t): 5 cos(10002r.t)

    and the modulated signal

    % (t) :
    s{t) sz(t) : 10 cos (200r'l) cos ( 1000zrr).
    Using Fourier transform) we can find that the signal g3(r) is the sum of two sine and/or
    cosine
    signals with different frequencies. Express gs(t) to show these two frequencies.

    3' (20pts) The continuous-time signal z(t) ls to be sampled. If the signal is filtered
    to 4kHz
    bandwidth, what is the minimum sampling rate do you need to choose in order to avoid
    aliasing?
    What is the maximum sampling period?

    . (20pts) Consider the periodic signal r[n] shown below.

    _3_2_1012345n
    Calculate the discret-time Fourier transform of rfnl.
    5' (20pts) Determine the causali'ty and stabtlity of the LTI system with the
    following impuise
    response.

    h(t) : d(r - 1) + etu(-t - t).

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