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This document is an assignment for an Advanced Digital Signal Processing course. It includes 4 questions relating to z-transforms, system functions, inverse systems, FIR filters, and circular convolution. Students must work individually, submit answers in .doc or .pdf format with their name and student ID, and upload it to Canvas by March 16th.

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Assignment # 03

This document is an assignment for an Advanced Digital Signal Processing course. It includes 4 questions relating to z-transforms, system functions, inverse systems, FIR filters, and circular convolution. Students must work individually, submit answers in .doc or .pdf format with their name and student ID, and upload it to Canvas by March 16th.

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Advanced Digital Signal Processing

Course Instructor: Dr. Tahir Zaidi


Assignment # 03

Due Date for On Campus Students: March 16, 2014


Due Date for DL Students: March 16, 2014
Important Notes:
This is an individual assignment. Each student must work alone, without help from any
other person. Copied assignment will get Zero Marks.
Submit the .doc file or .pdf.
Please solve the assignment on paper and take a picture from a good camera and
properly compile the pictures in a word file.
Upload the Assignment on Canvas.
Filename should be firstname_rollnumber.doc(.pdf).

Question # 01
A causal LTI system excited by the input,

Produces the output y[n] with the z-transform,

Determine the system function H(z) (along with its ROC).

Question # 02
Given a system defined by:

What is (are) the corresponding inverse system(s)? Is (are) the inverse system will be stable and
causal? In case, you justify that the inverse system is unstable, proceed to design a causal and

stable inverse graphically (pole-zero plots) and identify which part of the original system cannot
be inverted.

Question # 03
a) Plot the magnitude response and the pole-zero plot of an FIR comb filter with a total of
9 nulls in the frequency range of
b) Plot the approximate magnitude responses corresponding to the pole-zero plots given
below. Note the 3 in second plot implies a 3rd order zero placed at z = 1.

Question # 04
Given the two discrete time sequences below:

Compute the 4-point circular convolution of these two sequences. Which of the points in this
circular convolution result would be same as would have been obtained by doing linear
convolution of these sequences?

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