EC-601 · Digital Signal Processing/Unsolved PYQ Paper
EC-601 Digital Signal Processing - May 2024 Question Paper
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6 MarksaWrite about discrete time system with the help of examples.
How to answer
- Definition of discrete-time system as transformation of input sequence to output sequence
- Block representation y[n] = T{x[n]} with examples e.g. accumulator, moving average, FIR filter
- Examples illustrating input-output relation
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8 MarksbDescribe the classification of discrete time systems.
How to answer
- List classification criteria: linear/nonlinear, time-invariant/variant, causal/noncausal, stable/unstable, static/dynamic
- Define each class with condition e.g. superposition, shift invariance
- Give one example for each class
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7 MarksaDetermine the impulse response of the given sequence $y[n] = \alpha_1 x[n] + \alpha_2 x[n-1] + \alpha_3 x[n-2] + \alpha_4 x[n-3]$
How to answer
- Use impulse input x[n]=delta[n] to find h[n]
- Substitute delayed impulses to get weighted impulses alpha1 delta[n]+...
- Write final impulse response expression
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7 MarksbDescribe the typical sequences and show how they are represented?
How to answer
- List typical sequences: unit impulse, unit step, exponential, sinusoidal, etc.
- Give mathematical definition for each
- Show graphical / stem-plot representation
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7 MarksaDetermine the z-transform of an anticausal exponential sequence given as $x[n] = -\alpha^n \mu[-n-1]$
How to answer
- Write z-transform summation for anticausal x[n] = -alpha^n mu[-n-1]
- Evaluate geometric series for |z| < |alpha|
- State X(z)=1/(1-alpha z^-1) with ROC |z|<|alpha|
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7 MarksbDescribe the concept of region of convergence of a rational z-transform.
How to answer
- Define ROC as set of z for which z-transform sum converges
- Properties for rational X(z): rings bounded by poles, no poles inside ROC
- Different ROCs for causal, anticausal and two-sided sequences
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7 MarksaDetermine the inverse z-transform via partial fraction expansion of the given function : $$H(z) = \frac{z(z+2.0)}{(z-0.2)(z+0.6)}$$
How to answer
- Write H(z)/z and expand into partial fractions with poles 0.2 and -0.6
- Find coefficients A and B
- Invert each term to get h[n] for assumed ROC
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7 MarksbWrite about the convolution property of z-transform.
How to answer
- State convolution in time maps to multiplication in z-domain
- Give formula Z{x1*x2}=X1(z)X2(z) with ROC intersection
- Mention application to LTI system response
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7 MarksaWhat is concept discrete Fourier series? Drive an expression for it.
How to answer
- Define discrete Fourier series for periodic sequence with period N
- Derive analysis and synthesis equations using orthogonality of complex exponentials
- State expression for DFS coefficients
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7 MarksbIllustrate the properties of discrete Fourier series.
How to answer
- List properties: linearity, shift, duality, symmetry, convolution
- Give mathematical statement for each property
- Brief illustration / implication
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8 MarksaDetermine the 4-point circular convolution of the two length-4 sequences $g[n]$ and $h[n]$ given by $g[n] = \{1\ 2\ 0\ 1\}, h[n] = \{2\ 2\ 1\ 1\}, 0 \le n \le 3$.
How to answer
- Write 4-point circular convolution formula
- Compute using concentric-circle / matrix method for given g[n], h[n]
- State resultant 4-point sequence
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6 MarksbDefine DFT and write about some important properties of it.
How to answer
- Define N-point DFT analysis and synthesis equations
- List properties: linearity, circular shift, symmetry, Parseval
- Give formula for each property
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7 MarksaWhat is FFT? Derive an expression for it.
How to answer
- Define FFT as fast computation of DFT
- Derive decimation-in-time/frequency decomposition reducing complexity to (N/2)log2 N
- Mention butterfly structure
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7 MarksbGiven $x[n] = \{1, 2, 3, 4, 4, 3, 2, 1\}$, find $X(k)$ using DIF FFT algorithm.
How to answer
- Arrange 8-point sequence for DIF stages
- Apply DIF butterfly with twiddle factors stage by stage
- Obtain 8-point DFT X(k) in natural order
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7 MarksaWrite about the design techniques for the FIR filters.
How to answer
- List FIR design methods: windowing, frequency sampling, optimal equiripple
- Explain steps of window method and design equations
- Compare linear-phase advantage
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7 MarksbConvert the analog filter into digital filter whose system function is $H(s) = \frac{s+0.2}{(s+0.2)^2+9}$. Use the impulse invariant technique. Assume $T = 1s$.
How to answer
- Express H(s) in form for inverse Laplace to get h(t)
- Sample h(t) with T=1s to get h[n] and take z-transform
- Simplify to H(z) rational form
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