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EE 438 Exam No. 1 Spring 2000: Name

This document is an exam for an EE 438 signals and systems course. It contains 4 problems to be completed within 50 minutes. Problem 1 involves analyzing linear and time-invariant systems using impulse responses and the DTFT. Problem 2 involves evaluating convolutions of signals. Problem 3 involves finding and sketching the DTFT of input and output signals for a given discrete-time system. Problem 4 involves designing a discrete-time system to lower the sampling rate of a signal while avoiding aliasing.

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EE 438 Exam No. 1 Spring 2000: Name

This document is an exam for an EE 438 signals and systems course. It contains 4 problems to be completed within 50 minutes. Problem 1 involves analyzing linear and time-invariant systems using impulse responses and the DTFT. Problem 2 involves evaluating convolutions of signals. Problem 3 involves finding and sketching the DTFT of input and output signals for a given discrete-time system. Problem 4 involves designing a discrete-time system to lower the sampling rate of a signal while avoiding aliasing.

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11 February 2000 Name:___________________

EE 438 Exam No. 1 Spring 2000

• You have 50 minutes to work the following four problems.


• Be sure to show all your work to obtain full credit.
• The exam is closed book and closed notes.
• Calculators are permitted.

1. (25 pts.) Consider the system shown below with input x[n] and output y[n].
x[n] y[n]
System

Suppose that this system is linear and time-invariant with impulse response
h[n] = [n].
(5) a. Find an expression for the DTFT Y( ) of the output in terms of the DTFT
X( ) of the input.
Now consider a system described by the relationship y[n] = (−1)n x[n].
(2) b. Is this system linear? (State “yes” or “no”; no proof is needed, and no
partial credit will be given.)
(2) c. Is it time-invariant? (State “yes” or “no”; no proof is needed, and no
partial credit will be given.)
(4) d. Find the impulse response for this system.
(12) e. Find an expression for the DTFT Y( ) of the output in terms of the DTFT
X( ) of the input.
11 February 2000 2 EE 438 Exam No. 1

1. (continued)
11 February 2000 3 EE 438 Exam No. 1

2. (25 pts.) Evaluate the convolution of the following pairs of signals:

(8) a. rect(t) and (2t − 1)


(17) b. u[n] − u[n − 10] and 2 −n u[n + 10]
11 February 2000 4 EE 438 Exam No. 1

2. (continued)
11 February 2000 5 EE 438 Exam No. 1

3 (25 pts.)The signal x (t ) = cos(2 (5,000)t ) + 05


. cos(2 (10,000)t ) is sampled with an
ideal sampler at a rate of 15 kHz. The resulting digital signal x[n] is then processed
with the following DT system:
y[n] = 0.5( x[n] + x[n − 2]) .

(13) a. Find and sketch the DTFT X( ) of the input to the system.
(12) b. Find and sketch the DTFT Y( ) of the output of the system.
11 February 2000 6 EE 438 Exam No. 1

3. (continued)
11 February 2000 7 EE 438 Exam No. 1

4. (25 pts.) Consider the CT signal x(t) with CTFT X(f) shown below:

X( f )
1.0
0.75
0.5
0.25
0.0
0 2 4 6 f kHz
Suppose we sample this signal at the Nyquist rate of 8 kHz to generate the DT
signal x[n].
Design a DT system to lower the sampling rate to 75% of its initial value. The
output of this system will be a signal y[n] that is effectively sampled at 6 kHz.
Your system should be designed so that no aliasing (folding over) of frequencies
occurs. Some truncation of higher frequencies may be necessary.
a. Sketch a complete block diagram of your system showing the necessary
parameters for all components of the system.
b. Sketch the DTFT spectrum of the signal at each point in your system.
11 February 2000 8 EE 438 Exam No. 1

4. (continued)
11 February 2000 9 EE 438 Exam No. 1

1. _______

2. _______

3. _______

4. _______

Total _______

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