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    This document contains a test with multiple choice and long answer questions regarding signals and systems. It tests concepts such as convolution, impulse response, state-space representation, differential equations, and realization of linear time-invariant systems. The test has two parts - part A contains 5 short answer questions worth 2 marks each. Part B contains 4 long answer questions worth 10 marks each, involving graphical convolution, deriving differential equations from state-space models, and obtaining state-variable representations from circuits.

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    C.

    ABDUL HAKEEM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY


    DEPARTMENT OF ECE
    EC 2204 SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS
    TEST III
    CLASS : II A Max. Marks : 50
    PART A (5 x 2 =10 marks)
    1. Define convolution integral.
    2. Determine the response of the system with impulse response h(t) = t u(t) for the input
    x(t) = u(t).
    3. Find the impulse response of the system



    4. Write the steps involved in convolution.
    5. Define state of the system and the draw block diagram of the state variable equation.
    PART B (4 x 10 =40 marks)
    6. (a) Realize the system described by the following differential equation in the direct
    form I and direct form II (8)
    ) ( 7
    ) ( 4 ) ( 5
    ) ( 8
    ) ( 7 ) ( 4 ) (
    2
    2
    2
    2
    3
    3
    t x
    dt
    t dx
    dt
    t x d
    t y
    dt
    t dy
    dt
    t y d
    dt
    t y d
    + + = + + +

    (b) Find the convolution of the signals x
    1
    (t) = e
    -at
    u(t) and x
    2
    (t) = e
    -bt
    u(t) (2)
    7. (a) The LTI system is described by the differential equation (6)
    ) ( ) ( 2
    ) ( ) (
    2
    2
    t x t y
    dt
    t dy
    dt
    t y d
    =
    Obtain the impulse response for the following conditions
    (i) Causal system
    (ii) Stable system

    (iii) Neither causal nor stable system.
    (b) The realization of the second order LTI CT system is shown in the figure. Obtain
    the state variable description. (4)







    8. (a) Compute the convolution of the following signals using graphical procedure. (6)
    (i) x (t) = u(t -3) u(t-5) ; h(t) = e
    -3t
    u(t)
    (ii)

    s s
    =
    Otherwise
    t
    t x
    , 0
    2 0 , 1
    ) (

    s s
    =
    Otherwise
    t
    t h
    , 0
    3 0 , 1
    ) (

    (b) Determine and differential equation of the system which is represented in the state
    space representation as follows (4)
    | | | | 2 1 3
    1
    0
    0 1
    1 2
    = =
    (

    =
    (


    = D C B A
    9. For the circuit shown in the figure, obtain the state variable representation. The input
    voltage is x(t) and the output voltage is y(t) taken across the capacitor C
    2.

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