SEL 4223

Discrete-Time Signals and Systems

Assignment 2

Question 1

The input-output relationship for a system as

y ( n ) = h ( n ) x ( n)

where the system impulse response and signal is defined as follows

h ( n) = 1 =0

0n2 elsewhere 1 x(n) = (n) (n 4) 2

a) Is the system both causal and stable? Explain your reasons. b) Calculate the output signal y(n). c) Calculate the output signal energy and power. d) Is the system both causal and stable? Explain your reasons.

Question 2

A continuous-time signal is defined as

x(t ) = 1 +

1 cos(2 1000t ) 2

0 t T , T = 100m sec

=0

elsewhere

Sampling frequency is 8000 Hz.

a) Calculate the discrete-time signal x(n). b) Calculate the DTFT for the signal x(n). c) Sketch the spectrum of the discrete-time signal calculated in b).

d)

The discrete-time signal x(n) is multiplied with a complex exponential such that

y (n) = x( n) exp( j 2f c nTs )

If fc is 2000 Hz, use the frequency shift property of the DTFT determine the spectrum representation of y(n).

e) Calculate and sketch the power spectrum of the results in part c) and part d).

Question 3 The frequency response of discrete-time system defined within 4000 f 4000 is

H (exp( j 2f )) = 1

1000 f 1000,2000 f 4000,2000 f 4000

=0

elsewhere

Sampling frequency is 8000 Hz.

f) Draw the frequency response of the discrete-time system. g) Calculate the system impulse response h(n). h) If the input signal to the system is

x(n) = 1 + cos 2 3000nTs

0 n 99

=0

elsewhere

Calculate the output signal y(n) and its frequency response |Y(exp(j2f))|.

Question 4

The amplitude spectrum and phase spectrum of discrete-time system defined within
4000 f 4000 is

| H (exp( j 2f )) |= 1

2000 f 2000

=0

elsewhere

(exp( j 2f )) =
= - =

2000

2000 f 2000 f 2000 f 2000

Sampling frequency is 8000 Hz.

a) Draw the amplitude and phase spectrum of the discrete-time system. b) If the input signal to the system is

x(n) = 1 + cos 2 1000nTs

0 n 99

=0

elsewhere

Calculate frequency response |X(exp(j2f))|.

c) Based on part b), calculate the output signal y(n) and its frequency response |Y(exp(j2f))|.