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    1) Complex exponential signals are orthogonal if their frequencies are different. The signals sin(nwt) and cos(mwt) are orthogonal because they are complex exponential signals with different frequencies. 2) The Hilbert transform is used to generate an analytic signal from a real signal. It has properties related to convolution, time differentiation, and frequency. 3) The Nyquist rate for the signal x(t)=50sinc(20πt)+60sinc(50πt) is 100Hz and the Nyquist interval is 0.05 seconds. Flat top sampling reconstructs signals from samples and was described.

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    1) Complex exponential signals are orthogonal if their frequencies are different. The signals sin(nwt) and cos(mwt) are orthogonal because they are complex exponential signals with different frequencies. 2) The Hilbert transform is used to generate an analytic signal from a real signal. It has properties related to convolution, time differentiation, and frequency. 3) The Nyquist rate for the signal x(t)=50sinc(20πt)+60sinc(50πt) is 100Hz and the Nyquist interval is 0.05 seconds. Flat top sampling reconstructs signals from samples and was described.

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    1) Complex exponential signals are orthogonal if their frequencies are different. The signals sin(nwt) and cos(mwt) are orthogonal because they are complex exponential signals with different frequencies. 2) The Hilbert transform is used to generate an analytic signal from a real signal. It has properties related to convolution, time differentiation, and frequency. 3) The Nyquist rate for the signal x(t)=50sinc(20πt)+60sinc(50πt) is 100Hz and the Nyquist interval is 0.05 seconds. Flat top sampling reconstructs signals from samples and was described.

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    II-I B.

    Tech MID-1 EXAMINATION SET- 3


    Course:Signals & Systems
    Duration: 90min
    Date :9-8-2019 DESCRIPTIVE (Format: 9004/0) Program:ECE
    **********************************************************************************************
    Answer All Three questions Marks :
    30
    CO
    S.No Question Marks
    No.
    Cognitive Level

    What is the Orthogonality of complex exponential signals.


    Show that sinnwt and c
    1) 10 1 understand

    osmwt are orthogonal .

    What is Hilbert Transform.State and Prove Convolution, Time


    2) 10 2 Analyse
    differentiation,Frequency properties.

    Obtain Nyquist rate and Nyquist interval for x(t)=50Sinc(20πt)


    3) +60Sinc(50πt) .Explain about Flat Top Sampling Technique and 10 3 Remember
    Reconstruction of signals from samples.

    II-I B.Tech MID-1 EXAMINATION SET- 3

    Course:Signals &Systems
    Duration: 90min
    Date :9-8-2019 DESCRIPTIVE (Format: 9004/0) Program:ECE
    **********************************************************************************************
    Answer All Three questions Marks :
    30
    CO
    S.No Question Marks Cognitive Level
    No.

    What is the Orthogonality of complex exponential signals.Show


    1) 10 1 understand
    that sinnwt and cosmwt are orthogonal .

    What is Hilbert Transform.State and Prove Convolution,Time


    2) 10 2 Analyse
    differentiation,Frequency properties.
    Obtain Nyquist rate and Nyquist interval for x(t)=50Sinc(20πt)
    3) +60Sinc(50πt) .Explain about Flat Top Sampling Technique and 10 3 Remember
    Reconstruction of signals from samples.

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