This document discusses linear time-varying (LTV) electrical networks. It contains 4 problems:
1. The impulse responses of an LTV system represented using the Zadeh expansion are complex values. The impulse response Hk(j2πf) is equal to H-k(j2πf) for a given k. For inputs x(t)=cos(2πft) and sin(2πft), the sum of the outputs of Hk(j2πf) and H-k(j2πf) is zero.
2. The filters Fk(j2πf) in an alternative representation of an LTV system are related to the filters H
This document discusses linear time-varying (LTV) electrical networks. It contains 4 problems:
1. The impulse responses of an LTV system represented using the Zadeh expansion are complex values. The impulse response Hk(j2πf) is equal to H-k(j2πf) for a given k. For inputs x(t)=cos(2πft) and sin(2πft), the sum of the outputs of Hk(j2πf) and H-k(j2πf) is zero.
2. The filters Fk(j2πf) in an alternative representation of an LTV system are related to the filters H
This document discusses linear time-varying (LTV) electrical networks. It contains 4 problems:
1. The impulse responses of an LTV system represented using the Zadeh expansion are complex values. The impulse response Hk(j2πf) is equal to H-k(j2πf) for a given k. For inputs x(t)=cos(2πft) and sin(2πft), the sum of the outputs of Hk(j2πf) and H-k(j2πf) is zero.
2. The filters Fk(j2πf) in an alternative representation of an LTV system are related to the filters H
This document discusses linear time-varying (LTV) electrical networks. It contains 4 problems:
1. The impulse responses of an LTV system represented using the Zadeh expansion are complex values. The impulse response Hk(j2πf) is equal to H-k(j2πf) for a given k. For inputs x(t)=cos(2πft) and sin(2πft), the sum of the outputs of Hk(j2πf) and H-k(j2πf) is zero.
2. The filters Fk(j2πf) in an alternative representation of an LTV system are related to the filters H
Introduction to Time-Varying Electrical Networks : Week 6
Problem 1
Figure 2: Alternative representation of an LPTV system.
Figure 1: Zadeh expansion of an LPTV system.
The figure above shows the Zadeh expansion of an LPTV net-
work, where k ranges from −∞ to ∞. Figure 3: LPTV system for problem 3. a. Are the impulse responses corresponding to Hk (j2πf ) real or complex? Problem 4 b. What is the relationship between the impulse responses of the chopper filters Hk (j2πf ) and H−k (j2πf ) for a given k? R vo a x c. Suppose that x(t) = cos(2πf t). Determine the output of vi C1 C2 the branches containing Hk (j2πf ) and H−k (j2πf ). Also b y determine their sum. Repeat the exercise above for x(t) = sin(2πf t). What do you conclude? clk
Problem 2 Figure 4: LPTV system for problem 4.
The circuit shown above is an LPTV network. The chopper
Fig. 2 shows an alternative representation of an LPTV system. How is a network of ideal switches that works as follows. When clk is are the Fk (j2πf ) related to the Hk (j2πf ) of Fig. 1? high, nodes a and b are connected to nodes x and y respectively. When clk is low, nodes a and b are connected to nodes y and x respectively. The clk signal has a 50% duty cycle and frequency Problem 3 fs . Denote the zeroth order harmonic transfer function from vi to vo by H0 (j2πf ). Determine H0 (0). Fig. 3 shows an LPTV system. Determine its Zadeh expansion.