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Signals and Systems Homework Assignments

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בס ד''‏Use Parseval’s Theorem to compute:P 21tHint: Use the Duality Property, <strong>and</strong> the fact that the Fourier Transform ofx(t) e a t22dtFT X ( j)a22a2Also, please answer the following questions from Chapter 5: 5.21 – b, h; 5.22 – b,f; 5.23. [NOTE: You may find it helpful to solve, but do not h<strong>and</strong> in: 5.10; 5.18;5.20. The answers for these are found at the back of the book].8. (Assigned 19 May 2013, "Due Date" 26 May 2013). Please answer thefollowing questions from Chapter 5: 5.27 a(i), a(iv); 5.28; 5.29 a(i), c. [NOTE:You may find it helpful to also solve: 5.16; 5.19. The answers for these are foundat the back of the book].9. (Assigned 26 May 2013, "Due Date" 2 June 2013). Please answer questions:9.21 – a, c, i; 9.22 – a, b, d; 9.23 answer all 4 questions, 1-4, but only for the first(top left) graph shown; 9.28; 9.29 – a, b, c; 9.31; 9.33; <strong>and</strong> 9.35. [Hint for 9.35,define z(t) as the node at the top of the block diagram (between x(t) <strong>and</strong> y(t)), <strong>and</strong>first compute H1(s) = Y(s)/Z(s), <strong>and</strong> H2(s) = Z(s)/X(s), then compute the systemtransfer function, H(s) = H1(s)*H2(s) (where * is multiplication, not convolution)to determine the differential equation relating y(t) <strong>and</strong> x(t).]10. (Assigned 2 June 2011, "Due Date" 9 June 2013). Please answer questions:6.25; 6.26; 6.27 – a, b, c, d; 6.28 – a(i), a(ii), a(iv), a(viii); 6.51. Feel free to useMatlab to verify, or generate, the Bode plot (but make sure you underst<strong>and</strong> how togenerate them without the computer as well). In addition to the book, you mayfind the following link helpful to underst<strong>and</strong>ing Bode plots:http://www.swarthmore.edu/NatSci/echeeve1/Ref/LPSA/Bode/Bode.html(Specifically, look at the sections labeled “Asymptotic Plots”, “Examples”, <strong>and</strong>“Making Plot”).11. (Assigned 9 June 2013, Not due, material will not be on the final, but may behelpful). Please answer questions: 6.15; 6.33; Also, please answer the followingquestion. In principle, one can convert a low pass filter, H (s), with cutofffrequency = 1 (rad/sec) to either: another low pass filter with cutoff c byevaluating H(s)at s s / c. One can also convert the original low pass filter toa high pass filter with cutoff c by evaluating H(s)at s c / s .a. Use matlab <strong>and</strong> the comm<strong>and</strong>, butter, to design a LPF, H1(s), with cutoff 1rad/sec. What is H1(s) you found?b. Use the H1(s) you found <strong>and</strong> design a LPF, H2(s) with cutoff of 100rad/sec. What is H2(s)? (Note you may also use the Matlab comm<strong>and</strong>lp2lp).c. Use the H1(s) you found <strong>and</strong> design a HPF, H3(s) with cutoff of 100rad/sec. What is H3(s)? (Note you may also use the Matlab comm<strong>and</strong>lp2hp).Last Updated Tuesday February 12 16:40

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