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    This document is an exam for a digital signal processing course. It contains 4 problems involving digital signal processing concepts like the discrete-time Fourier transform (DTFT), linear time-invariant systems, convolution, and the discrete Fourier transform (DFT). Problem 1 involves calculating the DTFTs of two signals, finding their convolution in both the time and frequency domains. Problem 2 looks at inputs and outputs of linear time-invariant systems. Problem 3 finds the energy density spectrum of two signals. Problem 4 computes the DFT of a given signal.

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    This document is an exam for a digital signal processing course. It contains 4 problems involving digital signal processing concepts like the discrete-time Fourier transform (DTFT), linear time-invariant systems, convolution, and the discrete Fourier transform (DFT). Problem 1 involves calculating the DTFTs of two signals, finding their convolution in both the time and frequency domains. Problem 2 looks at inputs and outputs of linear time-invariant systems. Problem 3 finds the energy density spectrum of two signals. Problem 4 computes the DFT of a given signal.

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    This document is an exam for a digital signal processing course. It contains 4 problems involving digital signal processing concepts like the discrete-time Fourier transform (DTFT), linear time-invariant systems, convolution, and the discrete Fourier transform (DFT). Problem 1 involves calculating the DTFTs of two signals, finding their convolution in both the time and frequency domains. Problem 2 looks at inputs and outputs of linear time-invariant systems. Problem 3 finds the energy density spectrum of two signals. Problem 4 computes the DFT of a given signal.

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    INEL 5309-096 - DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING I

    EXAM TWO DUE: May 17, 2011 , before 11:50 PM


    NO EXTRA TIME WILL BE GIVEN AFTER DUE DATE
    Prof. Domingo Rodrguez

    Student:__________________________________________________________
    (25 points) Problem One: Let x[n] represent an input to a filter with impulse response h[n] .
    For x[n] = [ n] + 2 [ n 1] and h[ n] = 2 [n] 2 [n 1] , perform the following tasks:
    (10 points) (1a) Calculate X ( ) and H ( ) , the DTFT of x[n] and h[n] , respectively.
    (10 points) (1b) Find the output y[n] by taking the inverse Fourier transform of the product of
    these transforms. That is, use the following formula:

    1
    y[n] =
    2

    = +

    Y ( )e

    + jn

    1
    d =
    2

    = +

    ( X ( ) H ( ))e

    + jn

    (05 points) (1c) Check your answer by using the convolution sum formula for the linear
    convolution. That is, use the following formula:

    y[n] =

    k = +

    x[k ]h[n k ];

    k =

    nZ

    (30 points) Problem Two: Perform the following tasks on linear time-invariant systems:
    (10 points) (2a) Consider a filter with the following impulse response:
    1, 0 n N 1,
    T { [n ]} = h[n ] = u[n ] u[n N ] =
    otherwise
    0,

    The input is x[n ] = a n u[n ] . Find the output y[n ] = T {x[n ]} for any value of n .
    (10 points) (2b) Consider a linear time-invariant system with the following impulse response:
    T { [n ]} = h[n ] = a n u[n ], 0 < a < 1
    The input is x[n ] = u[n ] . Find the output y[n ] = T {x[n ]} for any value of n .
    (10 points) (2c) Obtain the general response of a linear time-invariant system if it has as input
    the signal x[n ] = A cos(0 n + ) . Please, show all work and derivations.

    (20 points) Problem Three: Determine the energy density spectrum S xx ( ) = X ( )

    of the

    following signals:
    (10 points) (3a) The given signal is x[n ] = a n u[n ]

    A,
    0,

    (10 points) (3b) The given signal is x[ n] =

    0 n L 1,
    otherwise

    (25 points) Problem Four: Compute the DFT of the following signal:
    g[n ] = x[ n - n0

    ] e

    + j 2N k0n

    ; no , k0 Z N

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