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ENEE 222 Discrete Time Signal Processing: Spring 2021 Problem Set 3 - Due 2021-02-16

This document outlines 5 problems for an assignment on discrete time signal processing. Problem 1 involves finding the Fourier transforms of impulse trains and other signals. Problem 2 focuses on Fourier transforms of rectangular and related signals. Problem 3 requires calculating the Fourier transform of a convolution. Problem 4 instructs students to write a MATLAB program plotting a signal and its power spectral density. Problem 5 has students write a MATLAB program to generate a frequency response plot for different impulse responses of linear time invariant systems.

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ENEE 222 Discrete Time Signal Processing: Spring 2021 Problem Set 3 - Due 2021-02-16

This document outlines 5 problems for an assignment on discrete time signal processing. Problem 1 involves finding the Fourier transforms of impulse trains and other signals. Problem 2 focuses on Fourier transforms of rectangular and related signals. Problem 3 requires calculating the Fourier transform of a convolution. Problem 4 instructs students to write a MATLAB program plotting a signal and its power spectral density. Problem 5 has students write a MATLAB program to generate a frequency response plot for different impulse responses of linear time invariant systems.

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ENEE 222 Discrete Time Signal Processing

Spring 2021

Problem Set 3 – Due 2021-02-16

Problem 1: (a) Find the Fourier transform of the impulse train shown in the figure below.

(b) Find the Fourier transforms of each of the following signals and sketch the magnitude and
phase of the Fourier transforms as functions of frequency (both positive and negative).

(i) x(t) = d (t - 5) (ii) y (t ) = e


( −1+ 2 j ) t
u (t ) . Here u(t) is the unit step function.
(iii) w(t ) = x(t ) y (t ) (iv) z (t ) = x(t ) + y (t )

ì 1 -T £ t £ T
Problem 2: (a) Find the Fourier transform of the signal x(t) = í .
î 0 elsewhere
(b) Using the result in part (a), find the Fourier transforms of the signals without computation

ì1, -T £ t £ 0
ï
ï2, 0£t £T
(i) f (t ) = í
ï1, T £ t £ 2T
ïî0, elsewhere
sin(t )
(ii) sinc ( t ) =
t
(iii) sinc 2 ( t )

t
òe
-(t-r ) -3r
Problem 3: Find the Fourier transform of the signal y(t) = e dr .
0

t
òe
-(t-r ) -3r
Problem 4: [LAB] Write a MATLAB program to plot the signal y(t) = e dr as a
0
function of time and its power spectral density as a function of frequency.

Problem 5: [LAB] The response of a linear time invariant system to sinusoids (over all
frequencies) is called the frequency response of the system. It is often represented by a plot of the
magnitude and phase of the Fourier transform of the impulse response of the system. Given the
following signals regarded as the impulse response of LTI systems, write a MATLAB program to
plot their frequency responses. Your program should accept the parameters a,b of the model

1
h(t) = ae-bt u(t), b > 0

and produce two graphs: (i) the magnitude of the Fourier transform of the impulse response; and
(ii) the phase angle of the Fourier transform, both plotted as functions of frequency. Use the
MATLAB help system to read about the command “bode” and then make a Bode plot for your
model. How does the Bode plot compare with your version?

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