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The document covers fundamental concepts in signals and systems, including definitions and sketches of various signal types such as the signum function, impulse function, and unit step function. It discusses properties of these signals, operations on signals, classifications, periodicity, energy and power signals, and distinctions between different types of systems. Additionally, it explores the concept of orthogonality in signal representation and the conditions for orthogonality between waveforms.

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SS UNIT 1 Assignment

The document covers fundamental concepts in signals and systems, including definitions and sketches of various signal types such as the signum function, impulse function, and unit step function. It discusses properties of these signals, operations on signals, classifications, periodicity, energy and power signals, and distinctions between different types of systems. Additionally, it explores the concept of orthogonality in signal representation and the conditions for orthogonality between waveforms.

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SIGNALS & SYSTEMS

UNIT 1 - PART 1
1 a ) Define and sketch the following signals:
i) Signum Function ii) Impulse function iii) Unit step function

1b). Distinguish between the following: i) Continuous time signal and discrete
time
signal. ii) Unit step and Unit Ramp functions. iii) Periodic and Aperiodic
Signals.
.
1c ) Explain the properties of unit impulse function.

1d) Define and sketch the unit step function and signum function? Bring out the
relation between these two functions.

1e) Define and sketch the following signals


i) Unit step signal ii) Unit impulse signal iii) Signum function

1 f)

2.) What are the basic operations on signals? Illustrate with an example. [7M]

2b). Explain about time shifting and scaling properties with an example.

2c)
2d)

2e)

3. Define a signal? Give various classifications of signals and explain each


classification.

3b).How are signals classified? Differentiate between them with examples.

3c). Write about elementary Continuous time Signals in Detail

4.) Determine whether the following discrete -time signals are periodic or not?

(i) Sin (0.002πn) (ii) cos 4n (iii) cos (π/3+ 0.3n )

5) Determine whether the following function is periodic or not. If so find the


period. x(t)=3sin 200πt + 4cos 100t.

5a)Define periodic signal? Verify the following signals are periodic or not

6) Find whether the following signals are even or odd


7).Determine whether the following signals are energy signals or power signals,
and
calculate their energy or power.

7b). Find the power and rms value of signal x(t)=20Cos(2πt).

7c). Determine whether the following signals are energy or power signals.
(i) x(t) = sin2 ω0t (ii) x(t) = t u(t)

7d) Determine the power and RMS value of the following signals:
y(t) = 5cos (50t + π/3), y(t) = 10(Cos5t) (Cos10t)

7e)

7f)Verify whether x(t) = Ae–α(t . u (t)., α> 0 is an energy signal or not

. 8)Distinguish between Causal and Non-casual systems with an example.

8a) Find which of the following signals are causal or non-causal:

9. Distinguish between
i) Linear and non linear systems
ii) Time variant and Time invariant systems
iii) Stable and Unstable systems.

9b)) Distinguish between


(i) Continuous-time and discrete-time systems
(ii) Static and dynamic systems
(iii) Causal and Non-Causal systems
UNIT 1 - PART 2
1. Explain the concept of orthogonality using relevant expressions. Explain the
term
complete orthogonal set using relevant expressions

2) Define orthogonal signal space and explain clearly its application in


representing
a signal..

2a) Define the error function while approximating signals and hence derive the
expression for condition for orthogonality between two waveforms f1(t) and
f2(t).

2b) What is meant by orthogonality and derive the condition under which two
signals X1(t) and X2(t) said to be orthogonal to each other.

3 ) Discuss briefly Orthogonality in complex functions

4)How an arbitrary function X(t) can be expressed using set of mutual


orthogonal
functions? Explain

5.

6.)

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