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Summer 2013 ELEC 2100 Final Exam

The document is an exam paper for ELEC 2100, dated July 31, 2013, with a total of 100 points available across four questions. It includes instructions for a closed-book exam, a list of provided tables, and various mathematical equations related to signal processing and systems. The questions cover topics such as Fourier transforms, differential equations, and impulse responses.

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Summer 2013 ELEC 2100 Final Exam

The document is an exam paper for ELEC 2100, dated July 31, 2013, with a total of 100 points available across four questions. It includes instructions for a closed-book exam, a list of provided tables, and various mathematical equations related to signal processing and systems. The questions cover topics such as Fourier transforms, differential equations, and impulse responses.

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Summer 2013 ELEC 2100 Final Exam

Date: July 31, 2013 Time: 10:00 – 13:00

Student Name : _____________________________________ Student ID : _______________________

- This is a closed-books exam. No note sheet, cheat sheet or draft paper is allowed.
- No electronic device is allowed. No calculator.
- You are NOT allowed to leave this room with any piece of exam paper.

Question Max. Points Points


1 30
2 30
3 10
4 30
Total 100

Table 3.1, 3.2, 4.1, 4.2, 5.1, 5.2, 9.1 and 9.2 are provided on the last page of this exam paper.

e j   e j  e j   e j  sin 
Euler’s Relation cos   sin   tan  
2 2j cos 

 
Convolution Integral y (t )   x ( ) h(t   ) d   h( ) x (t   ) d
 

 
Convolution Sum y[n]  
k 
x[k ] h[n  k ]  
k 
h[k ] x[ n  k ]


1 2π
CTFS x(t )  
k 
a k e jk ωo t ak 
T  T
x(t ) e  jk ωo t dt ωo 
T

1 2π
DTFS x[n]  
k  N 
a k e jk ωo n ak 
N

n  N 
x[n] e  jk ωo n ωo 
N

1  
CTFT x(t ) 
2  
X ( j) e j ω t d X ( j)  

x(t ) e  j ω t dt


1
DTFT x[n] 
2  2 
X (e j ) e j  n d X ( e j )  
n
x[n] e  j  n


Laplace X (s)   x (t ) e  s t dt e j / 2
 j e  j / 2   j e j
 1 e j2   1


cos( / 6)  3 / 2 cos( / 4)  1 / 2 cos( / 3)  1 / 2 cos( / 2)  0 cos()  1

sin( / 6)  1 / 2 sin( / 4)  1 / 2 sin( / 3)  3 / 2 sin( / 2)  1 sin()  0

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Question 1 (30 points)


a) (2 pts) Sketch the signal p (t )   (t  0.1n) . Label your sketch.
n

b) (2 pts) Sketch P( j) , the Fourier transform of p(t ) . Label your sketch.

c) (2 pts) A CT signal x(t ) is shown below for t between − 0.3 and 0.5. Sketch the sampled impulse train
x p (t )  x(t ) p(t ) within this same time interval.
x (t )

0 0.5 t
− 0.3

d) (3 pts) Let X ( j) be the Fourier transform of x(t ) . Express X p ( j) , the Fourier transform of x p (t ) , in terms
of X ( j) .

e) (3 pts) Let X ( j) be as shown below. Sketch X p ( j) .

X ( j)


 

    

f) (2 pts) What is the minimum sampling rate, in number of samples per second, such that the signal CT
signal x(t ) can be recovered from its samples?

g) (3 pts) We can express the sampled impulse train in terms of the sampled values of x(t ) ; that is

x p (t )   x(0.1n) (t  0.1n) . Express
n
X p ( j) in terms of the sampled values of x(t ) .

h) (3 pts) Let the DT signal xd [n]  x(0.1n) be the sampled values of x(t ) . Sketch X d (e j ) , the DTFT of xd [n] ,
for  3    3 .

i) (3 pts) Sketch H IHP (e j ) , the frequency response of a discrete-time ideal high-pass filter with a cutoff frequency
of 0.5 .

j) (4 pts) The DT signal xd [n] is the input to the ideal high-pass filter with cutoff frequency of 0.5 in i). What is
the output DT signal yd [n] ? Briefly justify your answer.

k) (3 pts) What does aliasing mean? Give one real-life example in which we experience the effect of aliasing.

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Question 2 (30 points)

Consider a 2nd order differential equation describing a causal system:

d 2 y (t ) dy (t ) dx(t ) dy (t )
2
K  4 y (t )   2  4 x(t ) . The coefficient for is a tunable parameter K.
dt dt dt dt
 b  b 2  4c
(Recall that for a second order polynomial of the form s 2  bs  c  0 , the two roots are 1 ,  2  .)
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a) (2 pts) Write down the frequency response H ( j) of this system.

b) (2 pts) Write down the system function H (s ) of this system.

c) (3 pts) For what values of K is the system stable and non-oscillatory (i.e., without oscillation in the impulse
response) ? Briefly explain your answer.

d) (3 pts) Let K  5 Sketch the location of the poles and zeros of the system function and indicate the Region of
Convergence.

e) (3 pts) For K  5 , determine the output y (t ) when the input is x(t )  cos(2t ) .

f) (4 pts) For K  5 , determine the impulse response of the system.

g) (3 pts) Let K  0.1 . Sketch the location of the poles and zeros of the system function and indicate the Region of
Convergence.

h) (3 pts) For K  0.1 , sketch | H ( j) | , the magnitude response of the system. Show the maximum magnitude.

Indicate the half-power points, i.e., the frequencies at which | H ( j) | is reduced by a factor of 2 from its
peaks.

i) (3 pts) Another rational LTI system H 1 ( s ) has three poles at − 3, −1+2j, −1−2j and a zero at +1. Its ROC is
 3  Re{s}  1 as shown below.

It is also given that H 1 (0)  1 . Specify H 1 ( s ) .

j) (2 pts) Is the impulse response of this system causal, anti-causal, or two-sided? Briefly explain.

k) (2 pts) Does H 1 ( s ) has a frequency response? Briefly explain.

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Question 3 (10 points)

a) (2 pts) A periodic CT signal x(t ) has period T  6 . Its Fourier series coefficients are known to be a0  1 ,
a1  a  1  0.5 , a2  1  j , a  2  1  j , and are equal to zero otherwise. Express x(t ) as a sum of real
sinusoidal signals (you may use sine or cosine, or both).

b) (2 pts) Sketch X ( j) , the Fourier transform of x(t ) .

2
4 j t
c) (3 pts) What is the value of  2
x(t ) e 3
dt ?


d) (3 pts) Let g (t )  x(t ) cos t . Determine the Fourier series coefficients b0 , b1 and b 1 for g (t ) .
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