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    The document discusses properties of linear time-invariant systems and their impulse responses. (1) A system with an impulse response of h(n) = (-2)^n u(n) would be causal and stable, as its impulse response is finite and decays to zero as n increases. (2) A time-variant system is one where the output depends on past and present input values.

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    The document discusses properties of linear time-invariant systems and their impulse responses. (1) A system with an impulse response of h(n) = (-2)^n u(n) would be causal and stable, as its impulse response is finite and decays to zero as n increases. (2) A time-variant system is one where the output depends on past and present input values.

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    The document discusses properties of linear time-invariant systems and their impulse responses. (1) A system with an impulse response of h(n) = (-2)^n u(n) would be causal and stable, as its impulse response is finite and decays to zero as n increases. (2) A time-variant system is one where the output depends on past and present input values.

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    / 7 . I f u n i t ' r a m p i n p u t s i g n a l i s a p p l i e d t o a 7 7 .

    T he d i s c r e t e l i n e a r t i m e i n v a r i a nt s ys t e m
    ' t ype-2 control system, the steady state error is r epresent ed by t he impulse response as
    12
    will be h( n) ( - 2 ) u( n) . T hen t he s yst e m is

    (a) Positive constant value (a) Causal and stable.

    (b) Negative constant value (b) Non causal and stable


    (c) Causal and unstable
    (c) Zero
    ( d ) Non causal and unstable
    (d) Infinity
    78. A system in which the output signal at any
    specified time depends on the values of the
    input signals at the present t ime as well as
    75. Which of the following is not desirable for a past times is called a
    closed loop system designed with negative (a) T ime var ia nt s yst e m
    feedback ?
    (b) Dynamic system

    (a) Increased accuracy (c) Non causal system


    (d) Unst able syst em
    (b) Noise rejection

    (c) Prolonged oscillations in response


    7 9 . T h e e l e c t r i c a l w a v e fo r m t ha t i s u s e d t o
    deflect t he electron beam in a cat hode ray
    (d) Less steady state error
    tube from left to right and is also referred to
    as Time-base is
    • ( a) Co nt int io us
    c 76. Considering usual meanings of the notations, ( b) S t e p
    t he : Nicho ls chart s are constructed with ( c ) Saw tooth
    variables as
    ( d ) S inu so id a l wa ve fo r m

    (a) M versus a and (I) versus to


    80. A syst e m has an input -out put relat ion given
    (b) Gin dB versus clis in degrees
    1+G by, y = 3x + C. The system is linear if
    (c) (a) C<0
    G versus tan 4
    (b) C > 0
    (d) C = 0
    1 + G .versus G
    (c) All of the above

    SU- EHDB - M - H ( 13 — A)

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