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1 OOP
The following definitions have been entered into the Python shell:

class F:
x = 0
y = 10
def i n i t ( s e l f , y ):
self.x = y
def a1(self, y):
self.x = max(self.x, y)
return se lf.x
def a2(self):
self.x = max(self.x, sel f.y)
return sel f.x
class G(F):
def b(self):
self.y = sel f.x * self.x
return self.y

Write the values of the following expressions (enter None when there is
no value; write Error when an error results and explain briefly why
it’s an error). Assume these expressions are evalu ated one after the
other (in each column).
2 Signals
Given a signal x, we want to construct a signal y such that:

y[n] = a*x[n-1] + (1-a)*x[n-2]

for 0 � a � 1.
Part a. Define a Signal subclass that represents this signal, given an
instance of the Signal class representing x and the value of a.
Construct the new signal, given a signal instance x, and a variable a,
as follows:
y = MySig(x, a)

Do not use any of the existing Signal subclasses, such as Rn or


PolyR.

class
MySig(sig.Signal):
def init (self, x, a):
self.x = x
self.a = a
def
sample(self,
Part b.n):
Given a signal instance x, and a variable a, write an expression
return
involving sig.PolyR that constructs an equivalent signal. To construct a
self.a*self.x.
polynomial use poly.Polynomial.
sample(n-1)
+ (1- poly.Polynomial([1-a, a, 0]))
sig.PolyR(x,
self.a)*self.x
Part c. .sample(n-2)
Write a Python procedure settleTime that is given:

• s: an instance of the Signal class;


• m: an integer, representing the max index to look at;
• bounds: a tuple of two values ( l o , hi).
It returns an integer or None. The integer corresponds to the smallest
sample index (w) such that the sample at index w and all the samples
from w up to m are between l o and hi (less than or equal to hi and
greater or equal to lo). It returns None if no such sample exists.
def settleTime(s, m,
bounds): (lo,hi)=bounds
def inBounds(x):
return x>=lo and
x<=hi w = 0
for i in range(m):
if not
inBounds(s.sample(i)):
w = i+1
if w == m: return None
else: return w
3 State Machines
Write a state machine whose inputs are the characters of a string of
“words” separated by spaces. For each input character, the machine
should:
• output the string ’ x ’ if the character is within a word, or
• if the input character is a space, then
—output the most recent word if the most recent word is a number
(all numerical digits), or
—output None if the most recent input word is empty or contains any
non-digits.
Assume there is never more than one consecutive space. For example:
>>> x = ’ v1 11 1v ’
>>> FindNumbers().transduce(x)
[None, ’ x ’ , ’ x ’ , None, ’ x ’ , ’ x ’ , ’11’, ’ x ’ , ’ x ’ , None]

Do not add any instance attributes to the state machines.


If foo is a single-character or multi-character string, the Python
method f o o . i s d i g i t ( ) returns
True if there is at least one character in foo and all of the characters
in foo are all digits.

class
FindNumbers(sm.SM
): startState = ’’
def getNextValues(self,
state, inp): if inp == ’ ’:
if state.isdigit():
return (’’, state)
else:
return (’’, None)
else:
return
(state+inp, ’x’)
4 Difference Equations
Newton’s law of cooling states that:
The change in an object’s temperature from one time step to the next
is proportional to the dif­ ference (on the earlier step) between the
temperature of the object and the temperature of the environment, as
well as to the length of the time step.
Let

• o[n] be temperature of object


• s[n] be temperature of environment
• T be the duration of a time step
• K be the constant of proportionality
Part a. Write a difference equation for Newton’s law of cooling. Be
sure the signs are such that the temperature of the object will
eventually equilibrate with that of the environment.

o[n] = o[n − 1] + TK(s[n − 1] − o[n − 1])

Part b. Write the system function corresponding to this equation


(show your work):
5 Signals and Systems

Consider the following system:

Part a. Write the system function:

Part b. Let k1 = 1 and k2 = −2. Assume that the system starts “at rest” (all
signals are zero) and that th input signal X is the unit sample signal.
Determine y[0] through y[3].
Part c. Let k1 = 1 and k2 = −2, determine the poles
of H.
Enter poles or none if there are poles: 2, -2 no

Part d. For each of the systems below indicate whether the system is
equivalent to this one: (Remember that there can be multiple
“equivalent” representations for a system.) If you write clearly the
system function for these systems, we may be able to give you partial
credit.

Equivalent to H (yes/no)? No

Equivalent to H (yes/no)? Yes


Equivalent to H (yes/no)? Yes

Equivalent to H (yes/no)? No

6 System Behaviors
Part a. Find the poles for the following
system functions:

0. Poles: 5 ± 0.5j

Poles: 0.5, −0.1

Consider the following poles:

>>> H1.poles() = [-1.0, -0.5]


>>> H2.poles() = [(0.375+0.330j), (0.375-
0.330j)]
>>> H3.poles() = [(0.05+0.234j), (0.05-
0.234j)]
>>> H4.poles() = [1.2, -0.5]
Part b. Deleted
Part c. Which (if any) of the poles lead to the following unit
sample response?

Circle all correct answers(s):


H1 H2 H3 H4 none

Part d. Which (if any) of the poles lead to the following unit sample
response?

Circle all correct answers(s): H1


H 2 H 3H 4 none
Part e. Which (if any) of the poles lead to convergent unit-sample
responses?

Circle all correct answers(s): H1 H2 H3 H4 none

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