Second Problem Assignment: EE603 - DSP and Its Applications

Second Problem Assignment
EE603 - DSP and its applications
Assigned on: August 17, 2018 Due on: August 24, 2018
Notes:
(1) Copying will be dealt with strictly. Institute disciplinary procedures will be invoked if
any form of cheating is detected.
(2) The submissions must include the comments, plots AND the code in a SINGLE PDF.
Without the code, the submission will not be evaluated. If you submit a zip file containing
the code, plots etc., this PDF must STILL be included in the zip file.
(3) The computer assignments should be solved using GNU Octave or any other free/open
source software kit approved by the instructor. Solutions that work only on Matlab will
not be accepted.
PRᴏBᴌᴇᴍ 1
(10 points) The DTFT pair
1
an u[n] ⇔ , |a| < 1
1 − ae−jω
is given.
(a) Using the above equation, determine the DTFT, X(ejω ), of the sequence
−bn , n ≤ −1
x[n] = −bn u[−n − 1] =
{ 0, ≥ 0.
What restriction on b is necessary for the DTFT of x[n] to exist?

(b) Determine the sequence y[n] whose DTFT is
2e−jω
Y(ejω ) = .
1 + 2e−jω
PRᴏBᴌᴇᴍ 2
(10 points) Consider the LTI system with frequency response
H(ejω ) = e−j[(ω/2)+(π/4)] , −π ≤ ω < π
Assigned: August 17, 2018 1 Due: August 24, 2018

Determine y[n], the output of the system, if the input to the system is
15πn π
x[n] = cos −
( 4 3)
PRᴏBᴌᴇᴍ 3
(10 points) This is much like your previous homework problem. Consider an ideal low-pass
filter with impulse response ℎlp [n] and frequency response
1, |ω| < 0.2π

Hlp (ejω ) =
{ 0, 0.2π ≤ |ω| ≤ π
(a) A new filter is designed by the equation ℎ1 [n] = (−1)n ℎlp [n] = ejπn ℎlp [n]. Determine
an equation for the frequency response of H1 (ejω ), and plot the equation for |ω| < π.
What kind of filter is this?
(b) A new filter is designed by the equation ℎ2 [n] = 2ℎlp [n] cos(0.5πn). Determine an
equation for the frequency response of H2 (ejω ), and plot the equation for |ω| < π. What
kind of filter is this?
(c) A new filter is designed by the equation
sin(0.1πn)
ℎ3 [n] = ℎlp [n]
πn
Determine an equation for the frequency response of H3 (ejω ), and plot the equation for
|ω| < π. What kind of filter is this?
PRᴏBᴌᴇᴍ 4
(10 points) Consider the following system for which the input x[n] and output y[n] satisfy the
difference equation
1
y[n] − y[n − 1] = x[n]
2
and for which y[−1] is constrained to be zero for every point. Determine whether or not the
system is stable. If you conclude that system is stable, show your reasoning. If you conclude
that the system is not stable, give an example of a bounded input that results in an unbounded
output.
PRᴏBᴌᴇᴍ 5
(10 points) A linear time-invariant system has frequency response

2π 3
⎧ e−jω3 , |ω| <
H(e jω
)= (2) 16
⎨ 0, 2π 3
⎩ 16 ( 2 ) ≤ |ω| ≤ π
The input to the system is a periodic unit-impulse train with period N = 16 i.e
∞
x[n] = ∑ δ[n + 16k]
k=−∞
Find the output of the system.

PRᴏBᴌᴇᴍ 6
(10 points) The overall system in the dotted box in the figure below can be shown to be linear
and time invariant.
Causal LTI
system
(a) Determine an expression for H(ejω ), the frequency response of the overall system from
the input x[n] to the output y[n], in terms of H1 (ejω ), the frequency response of the
internal LTI system. Remember that (−1)n = ejωn .
(b) Plot H(ejω ) for the case when the frequency response of the internal LTI system is
1, |ω| < ωc
H1 (ejω ) =
{ 0, ωc ≤ |ω| ≤ π
PRᴏBᴌᴇᴍ 7
(10 points) A commonly used numerical operation called the first backward difference is de-
fined as
y[n] = ∇(x[n]) = x[n] − x[n − 1]
where x[n] is the input and y[n] is the output of the first-backward-difference system.
(a) Show that this system is linear and time invariant.
(b) Find the impulse response of the system.
(c) Find and sketch the frequency response (magnitude and phase)
(d) Show that if

x[n] = f[n] ∗ g[n]
∇(x[n]) = ∇(f[n]) ∗ g[n] = f[n] ∗ ∇(g[n])
where ∗ denotes discrete convolution.

(e) Find the impulse response of a system that could be cascaded with the first-difference
system to recover the input; i.e find ℎ1 [n] where
ℎ1 [n] ∗ ∇(x[n]) = x[n]

PRᴏBᴌᴇᴍ 8
(30 points) Use Octave!
Consider the following continuous-time signal:
x(t) = cos(2πt) + 2 sin(12πt)

The above signal is sampled with fs = 20 Hz. You will work with this signal for values n =
-100:100 for all the questions below.
(a) Plot x[n].
(b) Plot the frequency and phase response of x[n] (just use freqz).
(c) Create a discrete-time low-pass filter with unity gain and cut-off frequency corresponding
to 2 Hz by approximating an ideal low-pass filter, just like in HW1. Plot the frequency
and phase response.
(d) Create a discrete-time band-pass filter with centre pass-band between 5 Hz and 7 Hz by
modulating the filter from the previous section. (Hint: multiply by cos ω0 n for appro-
priate ω0 . Plot the frequency response using freqz).
(e) Filter the x[n] with the band-pass filter and plot the response vs. n, as well as the freqz
output. What do you observe? Why?
(f) Finally, use the interp function to interpolate the resulting sequence and check the fre-
quency of the output signal. Use any appropriate factor as a parameter to interp. Does it
match your intuition?

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EE603 - DSP and its applications

What restriction on b is necessary for the DTFT of x[n] to exist?

H(ejω ) = e−j[(ω/2)+(π/4)] , −π ≤ ω < π

Assigned: August 17, 2018 1 Due: August 24, 2018

1, |ω| < 0.2π

Assigned: August 17, 2018 2 Due: August 24, 2018

Find the output of the system.

Assigned: August 17, 2018 3 Due: August 24, 2018

x[n] = f[n] ∗ g[n]

∇(x[n]) = ∇(f[n]) ∗ g[n] = f[n] ∗ ∇(g[n])

where ∗ denotes discrete convolution.

ℎ1 [n] ∗ ∇(x[n]) = x[n]

x(t) = cos(2πt) + 2 sin(12πt)

Assigned: August 17, 2018 4 Due: August 24, 2018

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