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This document is a three page exam for a Digital Signal Processing course consisting of 7 questions worth a total of 75 marks. The exam is divided into two parts: Part A contains 9 short answer questions worth 1.5 marks each that cover various concepts related to signals, systems, sampling, transforms and filters. Part B contains 4 longer form questions worth between 5-15 marks each, involving calculations related to difference equations, sampling theorems, z-transforms, discrete time Fourier transforms and filter realizations. Students are instructed to answer all questions in Part A and 4 questions of their choice from Part B.

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DSP4

This document is a three page exam for a Digital Signal Processing course consisting of 7 questions worth a total of 75 marks. The exam is divided into two parts: Part A contains 9 short answer questions worth 1.5 marks each that cover various concepts related to signals, systems, sampling, transforms and filters. Part B contains 4 longer form questions worth between 5-15 marks each, involving calculations related to difference equations, sampling theorems, z-transforms, discrete time Fourier transforms and filter realizations. Students are instructed to answer all questions in Part A and 4 questions of their choice from Part B.

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Roll No.

Total Pagos: 3

207605
MAY, 2019
B.TECH. (EL)-VI SMESTER
DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING (EC-335-C

Time Three Hours] [MaxMarks 75

Note:
1. Part-A is compulsory and attempt 4 Questions from
Part-B.
2. Assume relevant data/figureif found missing.

PART-A
1. (a) Differentiate between Energy and Power Signal.
(1.5) CO1
(b) Determine the step response for the LTI System
represented by the following impulse response
h(n) = 8 (n) - ôn - 2). (1.5) CO1

(c) What is the property of recursive and non-recursive


systems? (1.5) CO1
(d) Differentiate between down sampling and up sampling
(1.5) CO2
(e)
(e) State Nyquist Theorem. 1.5 CO2
) Give the relationship between z-transform and DTFT.
(1.5) CO3
(g) What is meant by radix-2 FFT. (1.5) CO3

207605/60/111/64 PTO
25/5
(h) Explain the importance of linear phase in filter design.
(1.5) CO3
(i) How many additions, multiplications and memory
locations are required to realize a system H(z ) having
M zeros and N poles in direct form realizations.
(1.5) CO4
) State the advantage of cascade realization.
(1.5) CO4

PART-B
2 (a) Determine the solution of the difference equation
y(n) yn-1) - y(n-2) + x(n) = 20 u(n)

(10) CO1
(6) For the given system, determine whether itis
memoryless, stable, causal, linear and time invariant.
y(n) = I x(n)I
5)
3. (a) State and prove sampling theorem. (8) CO2
b) Find the Nyquist rate for the signal
x(t) = 3cos (2000t)+5 sin (60007tt)+10 cos (120007t)
Find the discrete time signal obtained after sampling
of the signal if sampled at rate fs 5000 samples/sec.
=

(7)
4. Find the inverse z transform

X(z) =-10z-42+4 with ROC |z<1


22-2z-4
(15) CO3

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5. (a) State and prove convolution property of DTFT.
(8) CO3
b) Determine the DTFT of the sequence
y(n) = na"u(n) |al <1 (7)

6. (a) Give the similarities and differences between the


Decimation in Time and Decimation in Frequency
Algorithms. (8) CO3
6) Find the DFT of the sequence x(n)={1,1,0,0} and
find the IDFT of Y(k)={1.01,0} (7) CO3

7. Obtain the direct -Form-I and Direct Form-II and cascade


form realization structures for the given system.
y(n) = -0.1 y(n - 1) + 0.72 y(n - 2)

+0.7 x(n - 0.25 x(n -2))

(15) CO4

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