Signal and systems miscellaneous


Signal and systems miscellaneous

Signals and Systems

  1. For the signal X(n) =
    1
    nu(n– 3) the X(z) will be—
    5









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    Given that x(n) =
    1
    nu(n– 3) can be written as
    5

    x(n) =
    1
    n – 3·
    1
    3u(n – 3)
    55

    By using shifting property
    If x(n) ← z→ X(z)
    x(n – n0) ←z→ z– n0.x(z)
    Therefore,
    1
    3·
    1
    n – 3
    55

    1
    3
    z– 3
    |z| >
    1
    51 –
    1
    z– 15
    5

    Hence, alternative (B) is correct choice.

    Correct Option: B

    Given that x(n) =
    1
    nu(n– 3) can be written as
    5

    x(n) =
    1
    n – 3·
    1
    3u(n – 3)
    55

    By using shifting property
    If x(n) ← z→ X(z)
    x(n – n0) ←z→ z– n0.x(z)
    Therefore,
    1
    3·
    1
    n – 3
    55

    1
    3
    z– 3
    |z| >
    1
    51 –
    1
    z– 15
    5

    Hence, alternative (B) is correct choice.


  1. Energy of a signal depends upon—









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    According to the Parsevel’s theorem for energy signals.

    i.e., E = |F(ω)|2df
    - ∞

    From this relation it is clear that energy of a signal depends only upon the magnitude spectrum of Fourier transform.

    Correct Option: A

    According to the Parsevel’s theorem for energy signals.

    i.e., E = |F(ω)|2df
    - ∞

    From this relation it is clear that energy of a signal depends only upon the magnitude spectrum of Fourier transform.



  1. Mathematically discrete time unit impulse can be obtained as—









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    NA

    Correct Option: B

    NA


  1. The relation between the u|n| and δ[m] can be given by—









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    NA

    Correct Option: B

    NA



  1. y(t) = 2 x(t) is an invertible system whose inverse system H–1 is—









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    From given figure

    y(t) = H x(t)
    H– 1 2x(t) = y′(t)
    y(t)=2x(t)
    Again from figure
    y′(t) = y(t). H– 1

    or y′(t) = 2. x(t)
    1
    2

    or y′(t) = x(t)
    Therefore, it is clear that the system is invertible.
    Hence, alternative (D) is the correct choice.

    Correct Option: D

    From given figure

    y(t) = H x(t)
    H– 1 2x(t) = y′(t)
    y(t)=2x(t)
    Again from figure
    y′(t) = y(t). H– 1

    or y′(t) = 2. x(t)
    1
    2

    or y′(t) = x(t)
    Therefore, it is clear that the system is invertible.
    Hence, alternative (D) is the correct choice.