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    Alazhar University – Gaza Course Name: Signal and System

    Faculty of Engineering & Information Second Semester – 2011/2012


    Technology 23/05/2012, 50 minutes

    Instructor: Dr. Eng. Fawzy


    Abujarad
    Mid Exam
    _______________________ :‫ة‬/‫إسم الطالب‬ Question Paper ______________ :‫ة‬/‫رقم الطالب‬
    (Total Points: 25)
    Q1-
    Determine the Laplace transform and ROC of the following signals:
    I.
    II.
    III.

    Q2- Find the inverse Laplace transform of

    Q3- Use the Laplace transform to find the voltage across the capacitor, y(t), for the RC circuit depicted in
    Fig. in response to the applied voltage and initial condition

    Use .

    Q4-
    The relationship between the input and output of a system is described by the differential
    equation

    1. Find the system function H(s).


    2. Determine the impulse response for each of the following three cases:
    i. the system is causal,
    ii. the system is stable,
    iii. the system is neither causal nor stable.

    Q5- Find a differentialequation description of the systems described by the following transfer functions:

    1/1
    END

    2/1

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