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Digital Signal Processing 1

The document discusses digital signal processing and discrete-time systems. It contains questions about defining recursive and non-recursive systems, checking linearity, sampling analog signals, determining if systems are causal, finding responses to inputs using difference equations, performing z-transforms and convolutions, drawing signal flow graphs, designing filters using different methods, and short notes on specific topics.

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Digital Signal Processing 1

The document discusses digital signal processing and discrete-time systems. It contains questions about defining recursive and non-recursive systems, checking linearity, sampling analog signals, determining if systems are causal, finding responses to inputs using difference equations, performing z-transforms and convolutions, drawing signal flow graphs, designing filters using different methods, and short notes on specific topics.

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POKHARA UNIVERSITY

Level: Bachelor Semester Fall Year : 2005


Programme: BE Full Marks: 100
Course: Digital Signal Processing Time : 3hrs.
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far
as practicable.
The figures in the margin indicate full marks.
Attempt all the questions.
1. a) Define recursive and non-recursive discrete-time systems. Check the
linearity of the following discrete-time systems:
i) y(n) = A x (n) + B
ii) y(n) = A e
x(n)
b) Consider an analog signal
x
a
(t) = 3 cos 2000

t + 5 sin 6000

t + 10 cos 12000

t
i) What is the Nyquist rate for this signal?.
ii) Assume that we sample this signal; using sampling rate Fs =
5000 samples/sec. What is the discrete time signal obtained
after sampling?
iii) What is the analog signal we can reconstruct from the
samples if we use ideal interpolation?
2+2
+2
3+3
+3
2. a) Differentiate the causal discrete-time system from the non-causal
discrete-time system. Check whether the following discrete time
systems are causal or not.
i.) y (n) = Ax (n) + B
ii.) y (n) = x(n) + 3x (n-1) + 4x (n +2)
b) Consider a system described by the difference equation y (n) = y (n-1)
y (n-2) + 0.5 x(n) + 0.5 x (n-1)
Find the response of this system to the input x (n) = (0.5)
n
u(n)
with initial conditions y (-1) = 0.75 and y (-2) = 0.25.
3+2
+2
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3. a) Define z-transform. Determine the z-transform and ROC of signal
x(n) = [3(2
n
) 4 (3
n
)] u (n)
b) Use the z-transform to perform the convolution of the following two
sequences:
7
8
h(n) =

'

,
`

.
|
e l s e
n
n
0
2 0
2
1
and x(n) = (n) + (n-1) + 4 (n-2)
4. a) Given a sequence x(n) = (-1)
n
, write the equations for decimationin
time algorithm for N = 4 and draw the signal flow graph.
b) Perform the circular convolution of the following two sequences:
x
1
(n) = {1, 2, 1, 2}
and x
2
(n) = { 1, 3, 2, 5}
8
7
5. a) For a discrete-time system
), ( ) ( k n x b k n y a
k k
+

draw the direct-form I
structure. Also draw the corresponding direct form II structure.
b) Determine the lattice coefficient corresponding to FIR filter with
system function
3 2 1
3
3
1
8
5
24
13
1 ) ( ) (

+ + + z z z z A z H
6
9
6. a) Describe the design procedure of linear phase FIR filters by
windowing.
b) Design a digital lowpass Butterworth filter using impulse invariance
method to meet the following specifications:
Pass band edge frequency = 1.25 kHz
Stop band edge frequency = 2.75 kHz
Pass band ripple 0.5dB
Stop band attenuation 15 dB
Sampling frequency = 10 kHz.

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7. Write short notes on (Any Two)
a) Elliptic filter
b) Pipelined implementations of DSP processors
c) Truncation and Round off errors
25
d) Matched z- transform method of IIR filter design.

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