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Digital Signal Processing 2 Sample Midterm Exam: Problem 1: (20 %) Given The

This document outlines a sample midterm exam for a Digital Signal Processing 2 course. The exam consists of 5 problems testing various DSP concepts. Problem 1 involves determining the remaining values of a discrete Fourier transform and calculating the DFT of a circular convolution. Problem 2 involves determining reflection coefficients and drawing the lattice structure for a finite difference equation. Problem 3 involves sketching the direct form II and parallel structures for an IIR filter transfer function. Problem 4 involves approximating an ideal lowpass filter using frequency sampling and verifying the stopband attenuation. Problem 5 involves designing an optimal bandstop FIR filter using Parks-McClellan optimization.

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Digital Signal Processing 2 Sample Midterm Exam: Problem 1: (20 %) Given The

This document outlines a sample midterm exam for a Digital Signal Processing 2 course. The exam consists of 5 problems testing various DSP concepts. Problem 1 involves determining the remaining values of a discrete Fourier transform and calculating the DFT of a circular convolution. Problem 2 involves determining reflection coefficients and drawing the lattice structure for a finite difference equation. Problem 3 involves sketching the direct form II and parallel structures for an IIR filter transfer function. Problem 4 involves approximating an ideal lowpass filter using frequency sampling and verifying the stopband attenuation. Problem 5 involves designing an optimal bandstop FIR filter using Parks-McClellan optimization.

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Digital Signal Processing 2 Sample Midterm Exam

(90 minutes)

Problem 1: (20 %) Given the last 4 values of an 8-point DFT X(k) of a real-valued sequence
x(n), where x(0) has a value of 2.

X (k ) = {5, 3 2 j , 2 + 3 j , 1 + j},
a) (10%) Determine the remaining X(k), for k=0,1,2,3?

k = 4,5,6,7

b) (10%) What are the values of Y(k), where Y(k) is defined as the DFT of y(n),

y (n) = x(n) x(( n)) 8


and denotes the 8-point circular convolution.

Problem 2: (20%) Based on the finite difference equation below: y (n) = x(n) + 0.85 y (n 1) + 0.42 y (n 2) 0.38 y (n 3)
a) (14%) Manually determine the three reflection coefficients {Ki}, i=1,2,3 b) (6%) Please draw the lattice structure of the system.

Problem 3: (20%) Consider the following IIR Filter, H ( z) =


10( z 2 4)( z + 0.45) . ( z + 0.64)( z 2 0.16)

a) (10%) Sketch the direct form II signal flow graph realization of this filter. b) (10%) Sketch the parallel structure of this filter.

Problem 4: (20%) Consider an ideal lowpass filter with the passband cutoff frequency p = 0.45 and stopband cutoff frequency s = 0.55. We want to approximate this filter using a frequency sampling design in which we choose 40 samples.
a) (8%) Choose the frequency sample within transition band equal to 0.5. Determine H(k), k = 0, 1, 2, , 39? b) (7%) Use the nave design method to compute h(n). c) (5%) Assume the required minimum stopband attenuation is 40dB. Please write down the steps to verify whether the designed filter satisfy the specification or not.

Problem 5: (20%) We are to design an optimal bandstop FIR filter to satisfy the following specification based on Parks-McClellan algorithm.

1 p = 0.36 , 1s = 0.44 , 2 s = 0.64 , 2 p = 0.72 ,


R p = 0.8dB, As = 42dB
a) (8%) What should be the weighting function W(), both in passband ( [0,0.36 ] U [0.72 , ] ) and stopband ( [0.44 ,0.64 ] )? b) (5%) What is the approximate filter length M (make sure you choose the right type of linear phase FIR filter)?

c) (7%) Use the Matlab command remez ( , F, A, W) to get the filter impulse response
{h(n)}, make sure you provide all the necessary arguments values, i.e., , F, A, W.

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