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    Homework 2: DTFT and discrete-time systems

    EE 603: DSP and its Applications, Autumn 2015


    Instructor: Animesh Kumar, EE, IIT Bombay

    Instructions: Both problems from Set-A has to be submitted by 5:00pm on 21/08/14 (Thursday). Please
    follow the given instructions carefully.
    If solutions from two or more students resemble or are copied from each other, all the concerned students
    will get −5 marks. You must write your own solution in your own words.
    Each question should be submitted on a different sheet. Write your name+roll no. on each page of your
    submitted solution. Make a photocopy of your homework submission. Submit your Homework + photocopy
    (homework submission and its copy should not be stapled together) in the box kept in EE-Office for EE603
    Homework. The box will become available on Wednesday morning. If you have queries, then meet the instructor
    or the TA during office hours.

    Set-A
    1. Consider a linear finite difference equation system with x[n] as input and y[n] as output. Their relationship
    is given by
    1
    y[n] = {x[n] + 2x[n − 1] + 3x[n − 2] + 2x[n − 3] + x[n − 4]} .
    9
    Assume zero initial conditions. Sketch and label the plots of magnitude and phase responses correspond-
    ing to the LTI system’s impulse response.

    2. Let h[n] be the impulse response of the system y[n] = x[n] − y[n − 1].

    (a) Find the impulse response h[n] of this system. Is it BIBO stable? Is it causal?
    (b) Let the series cascade of M systems with impulse response h[n] as in Problem 2a be hM [n]. What
    is the minimum value of M for which |hM [n]| → ∞, as n → ∞?
    (c) The system is modified to

    y[n] = x[n] − αy[n − 1], (1)

    to improve stability. Let g[n] be the impulse response for this filter. As a designer, what values of
    α will you choose to make the system BIBO stable?

    Set-B
    1. A causal LTI system’s transfer function is given by
    1
    Hd (ejω ) =
    (2 + e−jω )(3 + e−jω )2

    Find its impulse response in the time domain.

    2. Consider the impulse response of a discrete-time ideal lowpass filter with cutoff frequency ωc = (π/2).
    The N -point truncated version is defined as

    hN [n] = h[n], |n| ≤ N


    =0 otherwise.

    The following MATLAB code implements the truncated version hN [n] for N = 10, 100, 1000.

    1
    clear all;
    for i = 1:3
    figure;
    N = 10^i;
    n = 1:1:2*N+1;
    h = sin(pi.*(n-N-1)/2)./(pi.*(n-N-1));
    h(N+1) = 1/2;
    [H,w] = freqz(h, 1, 2048);
    plot(w/pi, abs(H));
    energy(i) = sum(h.*h);
    end
    figure;
    plot(1:i, energy);

    Let Hd,N (ejω ) be the corresponding frequency response of the truncated filter.
    Rπ
    (a) Show that −π |Hd,N (ejω ) − Hd (ejω )|2 dω decreases to zero as N increases to infinity. Do you observe
    this by running the MATLAB code?
    (b) Observe the output of your MATLAB code. Is it true that for N = 100, the truncated frequency
    response HN,d (ejω ) converges (becomes closer than 5%) to Hd (ejω ) at every |ω| ≤ π? Will this hold
    true if N is increased to 1000?
    (c) Prove that if a signal g[n] is absolutely summable then its frequency response G(ejω ) is continuous
    for −π ≤ ω ≤ π.

    3. Consider the frequency response Hd (ejω ) of a discrete-time LTI system. Let h[n] be the corresponding
    impulse response. Assume that h[n] satisfies the following five properties:

    (i) The system is causal.


    (ii) H(ejω ) = H ∗ (e−jω ).
    (iii) The DTFT of the sequence h[n + 1] is real.
    1
    Rπ jω 2
    (iv) 2π −π |H(e )| dω = 2.
    (v) H(ejπ ) = 0.

    Answer the following questions:

    (a) Show that properties (i)–(iii) imply that h[n] is non-zero for only a finite duration.
    (b) Find all possible discrete signals h[n] that satisfy properties (i)–(v).

    4. During lectures we obtained Xd, (ejω ) as

    1 − 2
    Xd, (ejω ) = .
    1 − 2 cos(ω0 − ω) + 2

    Show that lim↑1 Xd, (ejω ) = 2πδ(ω − ω0 ). The frequencies ω and ω0 satisfy −π < ω, ω0 < π.
    ↓
    5. Consider the signal x[n] = {−3, 1, −2, 0, 2, −1, 3} with DTFT Xd (ejω ). The arrow denotes the n = 0
    location. The signal is zero for |n| ≥ 4. Compute the following quantities, without explicitly computing
    Xd (ejω ):

    (a) X ej0
    

    (b) Give the possible values for ∠X ejω


    
    Rπ
    (c) −π X ejω dω
    

    (d) X ejπ
    
    Rπ
    (e) −π |X(ejω )|2 dω

    2
    6. A discrete-time LTI system has the impulse response

    sin(πn/2)
    h[n] = .
    πn
    Examine if this discrete-time system is BIBO stable or not.

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