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    This document is a midterm exam for an EE315 Signals and Systems course. It contains two problems and seven multiple choice questions. Problem 1 has three parts asking students to determine if given systems are time-invariant, stable, or causal. Problem 2 asks students to calculate the output of a given system and determine the input if the output is known. The multiple choice questions cover topics like determining the output of linear time-invariant systems given different inputs, identifying stable and time-invariant systems, determining periodic signals, and combining linear time-invariant systems.

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    This document is a midterm exam for an EE315 Signals and Systems course. It contains two problems and seven multiple choice questions. Problem 1 has three parts asking students to determine if given systems are time-invariant, stable, or causal. Problem 2 asks students to calculate the output of a given system and determine the input if the output is known. The multiple choice questions cover topics like determining the output of linear time-invariant systems given different inputs, identifying stable and time-invariant systems, determining periodic signals, and combining linear time-invariant systems.

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    This document is a midterm exam for an EE315 Signals and Systems course. It contains two problems and seven multiple choice questions. Problem 1 has three parts asking students to determine if given systems are time-invariant, stable, or causal. Problem 2 asks students to calculate the output of a given system and determine the input if the output is known. The multiple choice questions cover topics like determining the output of linear time-invariant systems given different inputs, identifying stable and time-invariant systems, determining periodic signals, and combining linear time-invariant systems.

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    This document is a midterm exam for an EE315 Signals and Systems course. It contains two problems and seven multiple choice questions. Problem 1 has three parts asking students to determine if given systems are time-invariant, stable, or causal. Problem 2 asks students to calculate the output of a given system and determine the input if the output is known. The multiple choice questions cover topics like determining the output of linear time-invariant systems given different inputs, identifying stable and time-invariant systems, determining periodic signals, and combining linear time-invariant systems.

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    Spring 2009

    Name: ________________________________ ID: ___________________


    EE315: Signals and Systems
    Midterm 1
    There are two non-multiple-choice problems with 45p, which counts for 60% of the score, and 7 multiple-
    choice questions (with equal weight), which count for 40% of the score. Plan your time accordingly.

    Problem 1
    Determine if the following systems are (a) time-invariant (b) stable (c) causal (you don’t have to check
    linearity). Justify your answer
    1. A system with input x(t) giving output (10p)
    t
    y(t) =  cos( ) x( )d
    t10
    2. A system with input x[n] giving output (10p)
    y[n] = n 2 x[n 2 ]
    1
    3. An LTI system with impulse response h(t) = u(t +1) (10p).
    t+2
    Problem 2
    The impulse response of an LTI system is given by
    h(t) = et u(t)
    1. If the input is given by x(t) = u(t)  u(t 1) , calculate the output. (10p)
    2. If the output is
    y(t) = (1 et )u(t)
    what is the input? (5p) [HINT: compare with the result of 1.]
    Multiple-Choice Questions (40%)
    All multiple-choice questions have equal weight. There is only one correct answer for each question.

    (1) An LTI system has impulse response


    h(t) = u(t 1)
    If the input is
    x(t) = u(t  2)
    the output y(t) is given by
     y(t) = tu(t)
     y(t) = tu(t 1)
     y(t) = (t 1)u(t 1)
     y(t) = tu(t  3)
     y(t) = (t  3)u(t  3)

    (2) Which of the following systems is not stable


    n
     The LTI system with impulse response h[n] = ( 12 ) u[ n]
    n n
     The LTI system with impulse response h[n] = ( 12 ) u[ n] + ( 23 ) u[n + 1]
    n
     The LTI system with impulse response h[n] = ( 23 ) u[n]
     The LTI system with impulse response h[n] = (3) n u[n]
     The LTI system with impulse response h[n] = nu[n]  nu[ n 10]

    (3) Which of the following systems is linear


    (4) Which of the following systems is time-invariant
    Linear Time-invariant (only one  in each column)
    t2
      y(t) = x(t)  x( )d
    t
      y(t) = cos(tx(t))
      y(t) = t cos(x(t))
    t
      y(t) = e x( )
    d
    0
    
      y(t) = e | |
    x(t   )d
    
    (5) Consider an LTI system with impulse response h[n]. If the system has input
    x1[n] = u[n]
    the output is
    y1[n] = 3n
    If the system has input
    x 2[n] = 2u[n  1]
    the output is
    y 2[n] = 2 n
    What is the impulse response?
     h[n] = 3n  2 n
     h[n] = 2 n  3n
     h[n] = 3n  2  2 n
     h[n] = 3n  12  2 n
     h[n] = 2  2 n  3n
     h[n] = 12  2 n  3n

    (6) Which of the following signals is periodic?


     x[n] = cos( 12 n)
     x[n] = cos( 12 n) + sin( 32 n)
     x[n] = cos(6n)
     x[n] = cos( 12 n) + sin( 32 n)
     x[n] = sin( 32 n)

       


     

    (7) Consider a series interconnection of two LTI systems (see figure). They have the impulse responses
    h1[n] =  [n]
    h2[n] =  [n]   [ n  2]

    If the input is
    x[n] = u[n]
    What is the output of the combined system?
     y[n] =  [n]
     y[n] =  [n] +  [ n 1]
     y[n] =  [n] +  [ n 1] +  [n  2]
     y[n] =  [n 1]
     y[n] =  [n 1] +  [ n  2]

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