DSS - QB Solutions Part 2

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Unit III:
1. Define z-Transform. Ans:
2. Explain the use of z-Transform.
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3. How is z-Transform obtained from Laplace transform?
4. State and explain the properties of z-Transform.

Ans: Refer your notebook for the answer to this question
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1. What is the condition for z-Transform to exist? Ans:

The existence of Z transform is defined by its ROC. From Definition of Z-Transform
7. With reference to z-Transform, state and the initial and final value theorem.
8. Obtain the Z-Transformation
9. Determine the Z-Transform and the region of convergence of
Similar Problem is given below
10. Obtain the Z-Transform of
Note:
Refer the solution done in the class if above is not understood.
11. State the Contour-Integration Residue method to calculate Inverse ZTransformation. Hence Obtain Inverse Z-Transform of
Refer your notebook for the solution to above problem (similar problem in the notebook) 12. Obtain the Z-Transform of the sequence x(n)= {1,2,5,4,6} Ans:
Below is the Similar Problem
Unit IV:
1. When a system is said to be linear?
2. Define the terms i. Linearity ii. Time invariance iii. Causality With reference to discrete time system Ans: Linearity: Refer above answer
3. Simple problems to check the Linearity and Causality of the signals. Ans: Refer your notebook for Sample problems to this question 4. Explain briefly the Paley-Wiener criterion
(V Imp)
5. Explain stability in Linear Time Invariant system. What is the condition for a system to be BIBO stable? Ans:
6. Check whether the following digital systems are BIBO stable
Ans:
Refer your notebook for the solution to above problems
2. What is convolution? What are the properties of convolution? Ans:
Properties
3. What is frequency response? What are the properties of frequency response? Ans:
9. Simple examples for frequency response For example The output y(n) for an Linear Time Invariant system to the input x(n) is
Compute the magnitude and phase of the frequency response of the system for Ans: Refer your notebook for solution to above problem. 10. Check whether the system Ans: Refer your notebook for solution to above problem. 11. Obtain Frequency Response for y(n) =x(n)+10y(n-1) with initial condition y(1)=0. Ans: Refer your notebook for solution to above problem.
is Linear and Time-Variant.
Unit V:
1. State and explain the properties of Discrete Fourier Series. Ans:
2. Define Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) for a sequence x(n) Ans:
3. Explain any 5 properties of DFT Ans:

Refer your notebook for the answer to this question
4. State the relationship between DFT and z-Transform Ans:
5. Determine DFT of the sequence
6. Define Discrete Time Fourier Transform (DTFT) and Inverse Discrete Time Fourier Transform (IDTFT).Explain the difference between Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) and Discrete Time Fourier Transform (DTFT). Ans:
7. Determine the Circular Correlation values of the two sequences x(n)={1,0,0,1} and h(n)={4,3,2,1}. Ans:
Refer your notebook for the answer to this question
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Note:
Draw the Diagram and write down the steps of any one method from the notes.
9. Compute Linear and Circular Periodic Convolutions of the sequence x1(n)= {1,1,2,2} and x2(n)= {1,2,3,4} using DFT. Ans: Linear Convolution: Circular Convolution:
Refer your notebook for Solution
10. Obtain X(k) for the sequence x(n)= {1,2,3,4,4,3,2,1} using Decimation-inTime(DIT) , Fast Fourier Transform(FFT) Algorithm.
11. Find the exponential form of the Discrete Fourier Series representation of x(n) if
12. Define Discrete Fourier Transform(DFT) and Inverse Discrete Fourier Transform(IDFT). Also state the Complex Conjugate property and Circular Convolution property of Discrete Fourier Transform(DFT). Ans:
Definition: Refer the answers given to above questions
Properties: Refer your notebook for the properties of DFT
13. Consider two periodic sequences x(n) and y(n) with period M and N respectively. The sequence w(n) is defined as w(n)= x(n)+y(n). Show that w(n) is periodic with period MN. (Hint : Using DFT). Ans:
14. Obtain X(k) for the sequence

Transform(FFT) Algorithm.
using Decimation-in-Frequency(DIF) , Fast Fourier
Unit VI:
1. State the advantages of Digital filters.
Ans:
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Ans: Windowing
3. Explain the procedure for designing an FIR filter using Kaiser window.
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with T=0.1 s.
Ans:
Refer notebook for the solution of the problem 5. Describe the Inverse Chebyshev filters.
Ans:
6. Obtain the system functions of normalized Butterworth filters for order N = 1 & 2.
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4. What is an IIR filter? Compare its characteristics with an FIR filter. Ans:
9. Write note on Butterworth filters. Ans:
10. Write note on Chebyshev filters. Ans:
11. Describe elliptical filters in detail. Ans:
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2. Explain the use of z-Transform.

3. How is z-Transform obtained from Laplace transform?

4. State and explain the properties of z-Transform.

1. What is the condition for z-Transform to exist? Ans:

8. Obtain the Z-Transformation

9. Determine the Z-Transform and the region of convergence of

Similar Problem is given below

10. Obtain the Z-Transform of

Refer the solution done in the class if above is not understood.

6. Check whether the following digital systems are BIBO stable

Refer your notebook for the solution to above problems

2. What is convolution? What are the properties of convolution? Ans:

is Linear and Time-Variant.

2. Define Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) for a sequence x(n) Ans:

3. Explain any 5 properties of DFT Ans:

4. State the relationship between DFT and z-Transform Ans:

5. Determine DFT of the sequence

Properties: Refer your notebook for the properties of DFT

14. Obtain X(k) for the sequence

using Decimation-in-Frequency(DIF) , Fast Fourier

9. Write note on Butterworth filters. Ans:

10. Write note on Chebyshev filters. Ans:

11. Describe elliptical filters in detail. Ans:

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