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E252 Linear System I Recitation

This document provides problems for determining properties of linear systems including: 1) Finding the output signal y(t) given different input signals x(t) 2) Determining if systems are memoryless, causal, or stable based on their impulse responses 3) Finding the impulse response h(t) of different systems 4) Combining impulse responses of subsystems to find the overall impulse response h[n] 5) Expressing the input-output relation of a given linear time-invariant system as a differential equation

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E252 Linear System I Recitation

This document provides problems for determining properties of linear systems including: 1) Finding the output signal y(t) given different input signals x(t) 2) Determining if systems are memoryless, causal, or stable based on their impulse responses 3) Finding the impulse response h(t) of different systems 4) Combining impulse responses of subsystems to find the overall impulse response h[n] 5) Expressing the input-output relation of a given linear time-invariant system as a differential equation

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E252 Linear system I

Recitation (2)

1) Determine y(t) for each of the following pairs of signals :

1 3 1 3
a) b)
2 2 2 1

c) d)=
1 2 2

e)  

f)

2)Determine whether the following systems are Memoryless, cauasal;,stable :

a) 2 1

| |
b)

3) Determine whether the following systems are cauasal;,stable :

h(t)= 2 ; 2

4) Find the impulse response of the following signals.


5)Determine the overall h[n] if :

h1[n] = u[n] ;

h2[n] = u[n+2] u[n]; x[n]

h3[n]= δ[n 2] ;

h4[n] = αn u[n];

6)

7) Consider an LTI system shown below:

x(t)

Express the relation between the input x(t) and the output y(t) as linear constant-coefficient
differential equation.

*Hint :- If the signal f is the output of an integrator, then its input is the signal .

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