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USN 18EE 51
B. E. Degree (Autonomous) Fifth Semester End Examination (SEE), Jan 2021

SIGNALS & SYSTEMS

(Model Question Paper – 3)

Time: 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 100

Instructions to students:

1. Answer FIVE FULL Questions

Marks COs RBT

a) Distinguish between: i) Energy signal & Power Signal 04 CO1 L1
ii) Even & Odd Signal
b) Examine for periodicity and find the period if period 08 CO1 L1

i) X(n) = Sin[1/3(πn)] Cos[1/5(πn)] ii)X(t)=Cos π/3

t +Sin π/4 t

c) For the signal x(t) shown in fig 1(c), Sketch: 08 CO1 L3

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i) X[2(t-2)] ii) x(-2t-1) iii)
x(t/2+2)

Fig 1(c)

OR

2 a Explain Elementary basic signals with diagram. 06 CO1 L1

b Complete the plots of x (t) and xe (t). Fig shows part of the 08 CO1 L3
signal x (t) and its even part for t>=0 only. X (t) and even
part for t<0 is not shown. Also obtain the odd part of x (t).

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c Identify the relation between the signals x(t) and Y(t). 06 CO1 L2

a) Find solution Y (n) = (0.5)n U(n-2)*U(n) 10 CO2 L1

3 b) Find out the solution of a system given by difference 10 CO2 L1

equation.

Y[n]--1/4Y[n-1]--1/8Y[n-2]=X[n] + 11/8 X[n-1] with

n
input x[n]=2 u[n] and specified initial conditions Y[-2]=26
and Y[-1]=-1.

OR

a) Write the direct form I and II block diagram representation of 10 CO2 L1

the system describe by differential equation.

dy 1 dx(t )
4 2   y (t )dt  5 y (t )   6 x(t ) .
dt 3 dt

b) The unit impulse response of a continuous LTI system is 10 CO2 L3

h(t) = u(t+1) – u(t-1).
Determine the response of this system to an input X (t) = t;
0 ≤ t ≤ 1. Sketch the response

a) Tabulate the Fourier representation for four classes of 04 CO3 L1

signals.

b) Determine the Fourier series coefficients for the signal 08 CO3 L3

x(t)= e-2t with period T=2.
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c) State and Prove the following properties of Fourier 08 CO3 L1
Transform

Time Differentiation ii) Time Convolution

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a Find the Fourier Transform of the Signal 08 CO3 L1

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1. x(t) = Signum (t) 2. U(t) = ½ + ½ Signum (t)

b Find the frequency response and impulse response of the 06 CO3 L1

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system described by the differential Equation

c Find the signal energy using Parsevals theorem 06 CO3 L3

x (t )  4 Sinc (t / 5)

a) State and prove the following properties of DTFT 10 CO4 L1

7 (i) Duality Property

(ii) Scaling Property

b) Determine the Fourier transform and sketch the magnitude 10 CO4 L4

and phase function of causal three sample sequence given
by x(n) = 1/3; 0 ≤ n ≤ 2

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a) Determine the DTFT of the Signal x[n] = 2n [u[n]-u[n-4]]. 10 CO4 L3

Compute the magnitude & Phase.
8 b) Find X(Ω), if 10 CO4 L1

a) Explain the properties of ROC of Z- transforms. 06 CO5 L2

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b) Determine the Z transform of x (n) =- u [-n-1] + [1/4] n u 08 CO5 L3
(n). Depict the poles and zeroes with

ROC on the Z-plane.

c) n 06 CO5 L3
1
x (n)   
Solve the following to find Z-transform 2

OR

10 a 10 CO5 L1
Find the inverse ZT of ; ROC IZI>2.

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b Find the transfer function and unit sample response of the 10 CO5 L1
second order difference equation with zero initial
condition, y(n)= x(n)-0.25 y(n-2).

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(An Autonomous Institution Affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum)