EC-402 · Signals & Systems/Unsolved PYQ Paper
EC-402 Signal and System - Jun 2022 Question Paper
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7 MarksaExplain the following signals with examples.
- i)Continuous Time and discrete time
- ii)Periodic and Aperiodic
- iii)Energy and Power
How to answer
- Define continuous-time vs discrete-time signals with mathematical form
- Define periodic vs aperiodic with condition and example
- Define energy vs power signals with formulas and examples
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7 MarksbCheck whether the following are stable, causal and memory less
- i)h(n) = 2 u(n) - 2 u(n-2)
- ii)h(n) = $\delta(n) + \sin (n\pi)$
How to answer
- Apply BIBO stability condition sum |h(n)| < infinity
- Apply causality condition h(n)=0 for n<0
- Apply memoryless condition h(n)=C delta(n)
- Conclude for each h(n)
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14 MarksGiven the impulse response of a discrete time LTI system $H(n) = [-2 (1/3)^n + 3 (1/2)^n] u[n]$
- i)Find the system function H(z) of the system.
- ii)Find the difference equation representation of the system.
- iii)Find the step response of the system.
How to answer
- Take Z-transform of $h(n)$ to get $H(z)$ with ROC
- Cross-multiply to obtain difference equation
- Find step response via $S(z)=H(z)U(z)$ and inverse Z-transform
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7 MarksaFind out whether the following signals are periodic or not. If periodic find the period $x(t) = 2 \cos(10t+1) - \sin (4t-1)$ $x(n) = \cos(0.1\pi n)$
How to answer
- Check periodicity condition for sum of sinusoids
- Compute fundamental period of $x(t)$ as LCM of component periods
- Check $\cos(0.1\pi n)$ for discrete periodicity with $N=20$
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7 MarksbObtain the parallel realization of the system given by $y(n) - 3 y(n - 1) + 2 y(n - 2) = x(n)$
How to answer
- Find transfer function $H(z)$ from difference equation
- Perform partial fraction expansion
- Draw two parallel first-order sections with adders and delays
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14 MarksDerive the following properties of Z Transform
- i)Time Shifting
- ii)Initial Value Theorem
- iii)Convolution
How to answer
- State Z-transform definition and derive time-shifting property
- Derive initial value theorem using limit $z \to \infty$
- Derive convolution property $x_1*x_2 \leftrightarrow X_1(z)X_2(z)$
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7 MarksaDefine the ROC and its Properties.
How to answer
- Define ROC as set of z for which Z-sum converges
- List properties: ring/strip, poles, causality, stability
- Give examples for finite, right, left, two-sided sequences
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7 MarksbIf $X(e^{j\omega})$ is the DTFT of $x[n]$. Find the DTFT of $(n-1)^2 x[n]$ in term of $X(e^{j\omega})$
How to answer
- Use frequency differentiation property of DTFT
- Use time-shifting to handle $(n-1)^2$ expansion
- Express result in terms of $X(e^{j\omega})$ and its derivatives
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7 MarksaState and prove any three properties of Fourier Transform
How to answer
- State linearity, time-shifting, frequency-shifting, scaling, duality etc.
- Prove any three with Fourier integral
- Mention conditions for existence
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7 MarksbUsing the properties of Fourier Transform find the $X(j\omega)$ and $G(j\omega)$
- i)x(t) = $e^{-\alpha|t|} u(t); \alpha>0$
- ii)x(t) = $2/(1+ t^2)$
How to answer
- Apply Fourier transform pair for exponential and $1/(1+t^2)$
- Use duality and scaling properties
- Obtain $X(j\omega)$ expressions
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7 MarksaState and explain sampling theorem with necessary equation and illustration.
How to answer
- State Nyquist sampling theorem $f_s \ge 2f_m$
- Explain aliasing with spectrum diagram
- Give reconstruction formula with sinc interpolation
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7 MarksbExplain various methods of evaluation of state transition matrix with suitable example.
How to answer
- Define state transition matrix $\phi(t)=e^{At}$
- Explain methods: Laplace inverse, Cayley-Hamilton, diagonalization, series
- Illustrate with 2x2 matrix example
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14 MarksWrite a short notes on any Two
- i)Convolution
- ii)Unilateral Z transforms
- iii)Applications of DTFT
- iv)State space analysis
How to answer
- Select any two topics from list
- Give definition, formula and significance for each
- Add example/diagram where applicable
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