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1. The document is a problem set on digital signal processing from Vellore Institute of Technology. It contains 6 problems reviewing concepts of signals and systems including determining if a system is linear and time-invariant, checking if a signal is periodic, sampling a continuous time signal, determining Fourier series coefficients, analyzing an LTI system using its difference equation, and sampling and reconstructing a signal in the frequency domain.

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1. The document is a problem set on digital signal processing from Vellore Institute of Technology. It contains 6 problems reviewing concepts of signals and systems including determining if a system is linear and time-invariant, checking if a signal is periodic, sampling a continuous time signal, determining Fourier series coefficients, analyzing an LTI system using its difference equation, and sampling and reconstructing a signal in the frequency domain.

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VIT

Vellore Institute of Technology


(Deemed to be University under section 3 of UGC Act, 1956)

Programme : B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering Semester : Winter 2017 - 2018
Course : Digital Signal Processing
Colour Code
#2F82C6
Code : EEE2005
Faculty : G. Angeline Ezhilarasi Slot/Class Number : D2/1038

Problem Set - Review of Signals and Systems

1. Determine if the system is linear, time invariant and memoryless. The input-output relationship
of the system is given as
y[n] = x[n + 1] − x[n − 1]

2. Check if the discrete signal x[n] is periodic. Find the fundamental period and sketch the Fourier
series coefficients of x[n]. π  π 
x [n] = cos n cos n
2 4
3. A continuous time signal x(t) is sampled using a sampler with sampling time of 0.004 second
per sample. The output of the sampler is x[n] = sin(2π(0.25)n).
(a) Identify four continuous time signals x(t) and that will give the same x[n] = sin(2π(0.25)n)
in the output of the sampler.
(b) How do you ensure that x(t) can be uniquely identified after sampling ?

4. Let x[n] be a real and odd periodic signal with period N=7. The Fourier series Coefficients of
x[n] is ak . Given that a15 = j, a16 = 2j and a17 = 3j.
(a) Determine the values of a0 , a−1 , a−2 and a−3 .
(b) Find x[n] from the spectrum.

5. Consider a LTI system whose input x[n] and output y[n] are related by the difference equation
1
y[n] = y[n − 1] + x[n]
4
(a) Determine y[n] , if x[n] = δ[n − 1]
(b) Comment on the memory, causality and stability of the system
(c) Find the step response of the system using convolution
(d) Find the response of the system for the input x[n] = cos 2π(0.2)n

6. A signal x(t) = cos ωo t is transformed into xd [n] and again reconstructed by an ideal low pass
filter with a cut off frequency of ωs /2.
4ωs
(a) Show the sampling and reconstruction of the signal in frequency domain, when ωo = 6
(b) Explain aliasing effect and suggest a method to solve the ambiguity.

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