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    This document contains a model exam for a Digital Signal Processing course. It includes two sections - Part A with short answer questions and Part B with longer answer questions. Some of the topics covered in the questions are: - The difference between DIT and DIF FFT algorithms - Power saving factor calculation for radix-2 FFT - Properties of Butterworth filters - Designing FIR filters using windows - Quantization effects in digital filters - Power spectrum estimation methods - Architecture of the TMS320C5X DSP processor - Pipelining and MAC unit in DSP processors

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    This document contains a model exam for a Digital Signal Processing course. It includes two sections - Part A with short answer questions and Part B with longer answer questions. Some of the topics covered in the questions are: - The difference between DIT and DIF FFT algorithms - Power saving factor calculation for radix-2 FFT - Properties of Butterworth filters - Designing FIR filters using windows - Quantization effects in digital filters - Power spectrum estimation methods - Architecture of the TMS320C5X DSP processor - Pipelining and MAC unit in DSP processors

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    This document contains a model exam for a Digital Signal Processing course. It includes two sections - Part A with short answer questions and Part B with longer answer questions. Some of the topics covered in the questions are: - The difference between DIT and DIF FFT algorithms - Power saving factor calculation for radix-2 FFT - Properties of Butterworth filters - Designing FIR filters using windows - Quantization effects in digital filters - Power spectrum estimation methods - Architecture of the TMS320C5X DSP processor - Pipelining and MAC unit in DSP processors

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    KINGS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

    MODEL EXAM (NOV12) EC 1302 DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING Class : III ECE A & B Maximum marks: 100 Answer all the questions PART - A (5X2=10) Date :.10.12 Time : a.m-p.m

    1. Differentiate DIT and DIF. 2. Calculate the power saving factor for 32 point radix 2 FFT. 3. State properties of Butterworth filter. 4. What is the condition for linear phase FIR filter? 5. What is coefficient quantization effect? 6. What is overflow limit cycle oscillation? 7. Define unbiased estimate. 8. Define periodogram. 9. Explain circular buffer.
    10. What is parallel logic unit in DSP processor.

    PART - B (16X5=80)

    11.
    a) (i).Derive 8-point butterfly diagram using DIT radix 2 FFT.(8)

    (ii).Compute an 8-point DFT of the following sequences using DIF algorithms x(n)={1,-1,1,-1,0,0,0,0}(8) (or)
    b) Find the convolution of the x(n)={1,-1,2,3} and h(n)={1,1} using DIF radix 2 FFT.(16)

    12.
    a) (i) Explain the principle and procedure for designing FIR filter using rectangular

    window(6) - 3 j (ii)Design a filter with Hd (e j) = e ;/4 /4 0 ; /4 using a Hamming window with N=7. (10) (or)

    b)

    Determine H(Z) for a Butterworth filter satisfying the following specifications: 0.8 H(e j ) 1.0, for 0 /4, 0 H(e j ) 0.2, for /2 . Assume T= 0.1 sec. Apply bilinear method.(16)

    13.
    a) (i).Describe coefficient quantization effect in digital IIR filters.(8)

    (ii).Explain problem raised due to round off and truncation in digital filters.(8) (or) b) (i).Explain limit cycle oscillation and dead band.(8) (ii)Discuss quantization and derive quantization noise power.(8) P.T.O 14.
    a) (i).What is use of DFT in power spectrum estimation.(8)

    (ii).Explain Bartlett and Welch method of power spectrum estimation.(8) (or) b) With necessary expression and explanation bring out the performance characteristics of various power estimator. (16). 15. a) With neat diagram explain the architecture of TMS320C5X DSP processor.(16) (or) b) (i).Explain pipelining.(8) (ii).Explain MAC unit(8) ***********************all the best****************

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