UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA PERLIS (UniMAP)
EKT 232 (Signals and Systems)
Test 1 (1 ½ Hours)
Network Engineering
Instruction: Please write all your work to get full credit. Sketch pictures when appropriate.
Question 1:
a) Consider the continuous-time signal x(t ) as shown in figure 1. Identify and sketch each of the
following signal:
x(2t 1)
i.
2
1
-1.5
-0.5
-1
0
t
0.5
-1
ii.
t
x4
2
2
1
12
4
6
-1
8
10
iii.
3
3
x(t )[ (t ) (t )]
2
2
0.5
0.5
3/2
0
-3/2
t
[9 Marks]
b) Determine the value of P and E for each of the following signals:
x3 (t ) cos(t )
i.
Therefore, E x3 (t ) dt cos 2 dt
2
P lim 21T T cos 2 (t )dt lim 21T T
T
T
T
ii.
T
1 cos(2 t )
2
dt
1
2
x3 [n] cos n
4
2
Therefore, E x3[n] cos 2 n
n
n
4
N
N
1
1
1 cos( 2 n) 1
2
P lim
cos
n
lim
2
T 2 N 1 n N
2
4 N 2 N 1 n N
[6 Marks]
Question 2
a) Express with a brief explanation of system properties for signals below:
i.
y (t ) x( )d
t
Linear, causal, time-invariant.
ii.
y (t ) x(t )
Linear, non-causal, time varying
[2 Marks]
b) Consider a discrete-time signal x[ n ] , fed as input into a system. The system produces the discretetime output y[n] such that
x[n], n even
y[n]
n odd
0,
i.
Is the system described above memoryless? Explain.
It is memoryless since the output at time instant n depends on the input only at time instant
n and not past or future time instants.
ii.
Is the system described above causal? Explain.
It is causal since the output at time instant n depends on the input only at time instant n and
not future time instants.
iii.
Are causal systems in general memoryless? Explain.
No. If the output at time instant n depends on the input at time instant n and past time
instants the system is causal but not memoryless.
[3 Marks]
c) Show that the power of a signal
n
n
k m
k m
f (t ) Dk e jk t is Pf Dk
2
Assuming all frequencies to be distinct, that is, i k for all i k
Solution
T
Pf lim T1 2T f (t ) f * (t )
T
2
n
n
lim T1 Dk D*r e j (k r )t dt
T
T
2
T2
k m r m
The integrals of the cross-product terms (when k r ) are finite because the integrands are
periodic signals (made up of sinusoids). These terms, when divided by T , yield zero. The
remaining terms (k r ) yield
T
n
n
Pf lim T1 2T Dk dt Dk
T
2
k m
2
2
k m
d) Consider a linear time-invariant system denoted by the operator H, as indicated in Figure 2. The
input signal x(t ) applied to the system is periodic with period T. Show that the corresponding
response of the system, y (t ) , is also periodic with the same period T.
x(t)
H
y(t)
Solution
The output y (t ) is related to the input x(t ) as
y (t ) H {x(t )}
(1)
Let T 0 denote the fundamental period of x(t ) , assumed to be periodic. Then, by definition,
x(t ) x(t T0 )
Substituting t T0 for t into Eq. (1) and then using Eq.(2), we may write
y (t T0 ) H {x(t T0 )}
(2)
H {x(t )}
y (t )
Hence, the output y (t ) is also periodic with the same period T0
[10 Marks]
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