1 Consider the corresponding homogeneous equations of system differential equations

2
(a) d y (t) dy (t)
2
+4 + 3 y ( t )=0
dt dt

2
(b) d y (t) dy (t)
+2 + y ( t )=0
d t2 dt

For each of the above two cases, if the initial state is y ¿, y ' ¿, determine the zero-
input response for each case.
2 Consider
2 2
d y (t) dy (t ) d x (t) dx (t )
2
+6 +5 y ( t )= 2
−2 +x (t)
dt dt dt dt

−2 t ， y ¿， y ‘ ¿ ，
x (t )=2 e u (t )

Determine the complete response y (t ).

3 Compute the convolution of the following functions:
f 1 ( t )∗f 2 (t )

(a) f ( t )=f ( t )=u ( t )；

1 2

(b) f ( t )=f ( t )=u ( t +τ ) −u (t−τ )；

1 2

(c) f ( t )=f ( t )=u ( t )−u ( t−τ )；

1 2

(d) f ( t )=u ( t+ τ )−u ( t−τ ) , f ( t )=u ( t +2 τ )−u ( t−2 τ ) ；

1 2

(g) f ( t )=u ( t )−u(t−4), f ( t )=sin πt · u ( t ) 。

1 2

4 Let
f 1 ( t )=u ( t+ 1 )−u ( t−1 )
，
f 2 ( t )=δ ( t+5 )+ δ ( t−5 ) 3 ( ) ( )
， f ( t )=δ t + 1 +δ t− 1 , plot
2 2

the waveforms of the following convolutions :

(a) s ( t ) =f ( t )∗f ( t )；
1 1 2

(b) s ( t ) =f ( t )∗f ( t )∗f ( t )；

2 1 2 2

(c) s ( t ) ={[f ¿ ¿ 1 ( t )∗f ( t )][u ( t +5 )−u ( t−5 )]}∗f ( t ) ¿；

3 2 2

(d) s ( t )=f ( t )∗f ( t ) 。

4 1 3
5 (a) Consider an LTI system with input x (t ) and output y ( t ) related through the
equation
t
y ( t ) =∫ e
− ( t−τ )
x ( τ −2 ) dτ
−∞

What is the impulse response h ( t ) for this system?

(b) Determine the response of the system when the input x (t ) is as shown in Figure
2.1.

Figure 2.1
6 The system shown in Figure 2.2 is constituted by several subsystems, whose
impulse responses are h ( t )=δ ( t−1 )，h ( t )=u ( t )−u(t−3) respectively.
a b

Determine the impulse response h ( t ) of the overall system.

Figure 2.2
7 A LTI system’s zero-state response y zs (t) to the excitation signal sin t · u ( t ) is

{
y zs ( t )= 1−|t−1|, 0 ≤ t ≤2 , as shown in Figure 2.3
0 , otherwise

Determine the system’s impulse response.

 Figure 2.3
8 What are the zero-input responses, zero-state responses and complete responses of
the LTI systems described by the following difference equations?
(1) y ( n ) +3 y ( n−1 ) +2 y ( n−2 )=x (n)

x ( n )=u ( n ) , y (−1 )=1 , y (−2 ) =0；

(2) y ( n )− y ( n−1 )−2 y ( n−2 )=x ( n )+ 2 x (n−2)

−1
x ( n )=u ( n ) , y (−1 )=2 , y (−2 ) = .
2
9 One LTI discrete time system has a certain initial state. When the excitation is x (n),
n
the system’s complete response is y 1 ( n )=[1+( 1 ) ]ε ( n ); keeping the same initial state,
2
when the excitation is [−x (n)], the system’s complete response is

( )
n
−1 . What is the complete response when system’s initial
y 2 ( n )=[ −1] ε ( n ) y (n)
2

state is doubled, and the excitation is 4 x (n)？

10 Compute the convolutions of the following signals：

(1) n n ；
2 u ( n )∗3 u ( n )

(2) −n −n
2 u (−n )∗3 u (−n )

11 Compute the convolutions of the following signals：

(1) n ；
2 u ( n )∗[u ( n )−u ( n−4 ) ]

nπ nπ
(2) cos ∗{sin [u ( n )−u ( n−5 ) ]}.
2 2
12 For the compound system as shown in the Figure 3.1, it is known that
, and N is constant, what is the unit impluse
h1 ( n )=u ( n ) ,h 2 ( n )=δ ( n ) , h3 ( n ) =δ ( n−N )

response h ( n ) of the compound system?

Figure 3.1