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    This document provides examples of representing signals through operations like time shifting, time scaling, and time inversion. It asks the reader to sketch signals that result from these types of operations on given signals. It also asks the reader to express combinations of unit step functions and signals as single expressions involving time. Finally, it asks the reader to express a staircase signal as the superposition of rectangular pulses.

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    This document provides examples of representing signals through operations like time shifting, time scaling, and time inversion. It asks the reader to sketch signals that result from these types of operations on given signals. It also asks the reader to express combinations of unit step functions and signals as single expressions involving time. Finally, it asks the reader to express a staircase signal as the superposition of rectangular pulses.

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    EE-612 Digital Signal Processing

    Tutorial-0
    Representation of Signals
    1. For the signal f(t) shown in Fig.1 sketch f(-t).

    f(t)
    et/2

    -7

    -5

    -3

    -1

    Fig.1

    2. In the Fig.2 the signal f1(t) = f(-t). Express the signals f2(t), f3(t),f4(t) and f5(t) in terms of
    signals f(t), f1(t) and the time shifted, time scaled, or time inverted versions.

    f(t)
    1

    -1

    f1(t)

    f2(t)

    f4(t)

    f3(t)

    f5(t)

    1.5

    -1

    -1/2

    1/2

    Fig.2

    3. For the signal f(t) depicted in Fig.3, sketch f(-t), f(t+6),f(3t),f(t/2).

    f(t)
    0.5
    0

    12

    15

    24

    -1

    Fig.3

    4. For the signal f(t) shown in Fig.4, sketch f(t-4), f(t/1.5),f(-t),f(2t-4),f(2-t).


    f(t)

    4
    2

    -4

    Fig.4

    5. Sketch the signals: (a) u(t-5)-u(t-7) (b) u(t-5)+u(t-7) (c) t2[u(t-1)-u(t-2)]


    (d) (t-4)[u(t-2)-u(t-4)].
    6. Express each of the signals shown in Fig.6 by a single expression valid for all t.

    f1t)

    f2t)

    4
    t2
    4

    -1

    -4

    Fig.6
    2

    7. Let x(t) and y(t) be given in Fig. 7 (a) and 7 (b) respectively. Sketch the following
    signals.
    (a) x(t) y(t-1) (b) x(t-1) y(-t) (c) x(t+1) y(t-2) (d) x(t)y(-1-t) (e) x(t) y(2-t)
    x(t)

    y(t)

    -1

    -2
    0

    -1
    0

    -1

    -1
    Fig.7

    (f) x(2t) y((1/2)t+1) (g) x(4-t) y(t)


    8. Fig. 8 shows the staircase like signal x(t) that may be viewed as the superposition of four
    rectangular pulses. Express x(t) in terms of g(t).

    x(t)
    4
    3
    2

    g(t)
    1

    -1

    Fig.8

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