Scribd
Upload
7 views

Module1_Signal_System

Notes of Signals and Systems

Uploaded by

shubhayubasak518
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF or read online on Scribd
7 views

Module1_Signal_System

Notes of Signals and Systems

Uploaded by

shubhayubasak518
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 6
5. 6. 7. 8 2 7 fxm O¢-1)dr= 7 free-ae \\A signal can be represented in ) time domain both (a) and (b) (b) frequency domain {d) none of the above Anlyiog signais can be converted into discrete-time signals by (b) t-a<0 15) = oa) ¢ 5(n) = (a) dn) + u(r Sat) = fa) 5) (©) Mal da) J x0 60-1) dr= (a) 5(ta) ( fxm omar= (a) x(t) (b) 0 1} (b) uf) u(r - 1) (b) x (a) x) (b) x(7) @ 9 &) 3 J ¢-29 6¢-2)= @4 {b) 2 . fe Pars @) 0 () 1 (b) coding (@) none of the above © t-a>0 (1 (©) un) ~ un ~ 1) 4b) [a] 5 (@) none of the above {c) x(t ~ to) © 60 © x 50 (©) (t-2) © 6H Signats_|_ 107 @it>a @ uy @ un - 1) + un) (@) All the above (a) x0) @ t-9 @e (a) 0 @ 17. 18. Th 19, 20. a. 22. 23. 24, 26. L_Sipnais and Systems au by uO -1 signal has uncertainty ‘The fundamental period of a sinusoidal sequent (a) 2m wo 2am A signal is an energy signal if (a) E=0,P=0 (c) E = finite, P = 0 A signal is a power signal if (a) P = finite, E = 0 (©) P = finite, E = finite The signal, a" w(n) is an energy signal if ) jal1 ‘The signal a” u(n) is a power signal if (a) Jal< 1 ©) Jal >t relation between a signum function and a unit step function is, sgn (*) = (©) 2u@y (@) ue) - wy (b) uncertainty (@) none of the above (b) uncertainty (@) none of the above (b) an irrational number (@) a real number © =m (@) 2nmey % signal is T= of (d) 2x Qn (dy aa (o) P = finite, E @) P=0,E=e (©) |al=1 ) Jal = 0 © lal=1 @\al =0 27 28 31 3 28. 29, 30, 32. 33. 34, 35. @ power signal (©) Periodic signal The rms @) 5 The rms value 0} (a) A? af) =e ut) isa (@) power signal (c) neither (a) or (b) + 20) = u(t) — ult ~ 10) is a (@) power signal (©) neither (a) or (b) 20) = r(t) = rit - 2) is a @) power signal {c) neither (a) or (b) x(t) = cos tis a (a) power signal (©) neither (a) or (b) x) = Put) isa (a) power signal (©) neither (a) or (6) a) = te (a) power signal (©) neither {a) or (b) Evaluate the following @) [eC ee-ayar © foe+3e a ©) x e" 5(n-2) @ F ams Signats | 109 \ The signal x(7) = A sin (gt + 9) is (b) an energy signal (@) both periodic and power signal luc of x(2) = 10 cos Sr cos 101 is (b) 25 (= Ae!" is (ce) 10 d) 50 A @ Va? (b) energy signal @) both (@) and (b) (b) energy signal @) both (a) and (b) Openergy signal i {d) both (a)and (b) {b) energy sign’ (@) both (a) and (b) energy signal (@) both (@) and (6) PROBLEMS \ >) fAr5@-2) ar a | j @ fo-ptee—nar | | © YS wsn—3) 6) ¥ 0) sin 2m 110 | Signats and Systems 2. Sketch the following signals: (@) u(-t+ 4) (b) rt +4) © -2r@-2 @ T@-2) © un +2—uln) (fH wl-n + 2) = un - 2) 3. For the signal x( shown in Figure’ 1.74, find the signals @ xr + 2) () x(5-2) © xCt- 2 @ 3x(51) 2, Figure 1.74 Figure for Problem 3. 4, Sketch the following signals @ n(\« Tl@-2) (b) (t= 2r(t-2) +r(t-4) (© rt) ut + 3) 5. Express the signals shown in Figure 1.75 as sum of singular functions. xo x() + xi) 2. 2. : | : xy 2 ol 1/72 t 0 2 4 6 fo + 2 7 - @) ) © E.G) oe x) 1 1 1 I 05: pet io 23 4 oi 33? -1 (a) fe) oO Figure 1.75 Figure for Problem 5. 10. ML Signats | 11, Examine whether the following signals are periodic or not. If periodic, determine the fundamental period. (@) cos 6xr (b) ef*" (©) 2+ sin 4nt (@) 2u(e) + 3 cos 2at (©) 20s SOzt +3sin 25¢ (H) SeMtHHION 4 ge 2H) Determine whether the following signals are periodic or not. If periodic, determine the fundamental period. (a) cos (0.04zn) (b) sin ie + cos () am (a) sin (3) sin) Determine the power and sms value of the following signals: 2n 3 @) ssin{101+2) {b) e!* cost © 6 os{ tr +2) +ssin{i2r+4) Determine whether the following signals are energy signals or power signals, and calculate their energy or power: (a) Puit) (b) 2u(n) {e) 10e* u(r) @) G+ e%) WH © 2+e%uQ (ff) r@-2)-rt-3) Find which of the following signals are energy signals, power signals, neither energy nor power signals. Calculate the power and energy in each case. @ 6) n(n) (by MAMMA Ge) rn) — ulm ~ 4) Find the energy of the signals shown in Figure 1.76. ax) x) x) a o © Figure 1.76 Figure for Problem 11. wee 112 _|_Signats and Systems 12. Find which of the following signals are causal or non-causal: (@) u(t - 2) () sin (= - 2) (©) sin3eu(e—1) @-u@2n) (©) un + 3) - un + 1) we 13, Find the even and odd components of the following signals: () sin{ 20+ (b) 1-243 — (©) sin 22+ cos % = @) {413.6 2 tT © p24 5 ry {2843.5} 14, Find whether the following signals are even or odd: (a) e* (b) u@ + 2) = u(r - 2) (©) etl (@) un + 2) un + 2)

You might also like