Group 1 (L01) Questions

1. If A(f) the magnitude response for a filter is shown down, and if Fp = 0.1 fs and Fs =
0.4 fs, then get the passband ripple δp? Where fs = sampling frequency.
A. = 0.2839
B. = 0.3190
C. = 0.1007
D. = 0.5609
E. = None

2. For an FIR filter, If the passband ripple factor δp = 0.2 then get Ap (the passband
ripple in dB)
A. = 1.938 dB
B. = 2.438 dB
C. = 1.1129 dB
D. = 3.096 dB
E. = None

3. If the discrete transfer function of an unknown type linear-phase FIR filter is:

H(Z) = 4 + 5Z-1 -5Z-3 -4Z-4.

Then specify the type of this linear-phase FIR filter.

A. Type 1
B. Type 2
C. Type 3
D. Type 4

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5. Consider a type 3 FIR linear-phase filter of order m = 2 with coefficient vector b = [1,
0,−1]. Get the frequency response of the filter H(f). Where θ = 2πfT.

A. H(f) = j exp(−jθ) [2 sin(θ)]

B. H(f) = exp(−jθ) [2 sin(θ)]
C. H(f) = exp(−jθ) [2 sin(2θ)]
D. H(f) = j exp(−jθ) [2 cos(θ)]
E. H(f) = exp(−jθ) [2 cos(θ)]
F. None

6. Consider a type 3 FIR linear-phase filter of order m = 2 with coefficient vector b = [1,
0,−1]. Get the zeros of filter H(z).

A. Z1, Z2 = 1,−1
B. Z1, Z2 = -1, -1
C. Z1, Z2 = 1, -0.5
D. Z = -1 (only one zero)
E. Z = 0.5 (only one zero)
F. None

7. Consider a type 1 FIR linear-phase filter of order m = 2 with coefficient vector b = [1,
1, 1]. Get the phase response for the filter Φ(f).
A. Φ(f) = exp(−j2πf)
B. Φ(f) = exp(−j4πf)
C. Φ(f) = exp(−j0.5πf)
D. Φ(f) = exp(−j3/4πf)
E. None

8. Consider the next FIR filter, is this a linear-phase FIR filter or not?
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9. Which FIR filter type has an offset phase (α = π/2)?

A. Type 3, 4
B. Type 1, 2
C. Only Type 4
D. All types
E. None

10. the impulse response coefficients for a linear-phase FIR filter of order m = 12, is
shown down. Which type is this filter?

h(k) = h(m-k) for 0 ≤ k ≤ m.

A. Type 1
B. Type 2
C. Type 3
D. Type 4

11. Get the group delay for the next FIR linear-phase filter:

H( f ) = exp(−j4πfT) Ar(f)

A. Answer: 2T
B. Answer: 0.5T
C. Answer: 2fs (fs = sampling frequency)
D. Answer: 2π
E. Answer: π/2
F. Answer: None

12. [Need Matlab] If you are constructing an impulse response coefficient for an ideal LPF
with F0 = fs/4, and fs = 100 Hz, beside m = 40, then get h(k) at k=p-1, p, and p+1.
Where p = m/2.

A. Answer: 0.318, ½, 0.318

B. Answer: 0.5, 1.0, 0.5
C. Answer: 0.5, 1.0, -0.5
D. Answer: - 0.318, ½, 0.318
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13. Suppose a lowpass filter of order m = 10 is designed using the windowing method
with the Hanning window and fs = 2000 Hz. Get width of transition band.

A. Answer: 620 Hz
B. Answer: 600 Hz
C. Answer: 560 Hz
D. Answer: 580 Hz
E. None

14. Consider the problem of using the windowing method to design a lowpass filter to
meet the following specifications. Get the order of the filter if Hamming window is
selected.

(fs, Fp, Fs) = (200, 30, 50) Hz

(Ap,As) = (.02, 50) dB

A. Answer: m = 17
B. Answer: m = 28
C. Answer: m = 56
D. Answer: m = 12
E. Answer: m = 27
F. None

15. linear-phase FIR filter is designed with the windowing. The filter meets its transition
bandwidth specification of 200 Hz exactly with a filter of order m = 30. Find the filter
order needed to achieve the same transition bandwidth using the Blackman window.

A. Answer: m = 54
B. Answer: m = 17
C. Answer: m = 27
D. Answer: m = 18
E. None

16. Consider the problem of designing a type 1 linear-phase bandpass FIR filter using the
frequency sampling method. Suppose the filter order is m = 60. Find a simplified
expression for the filter coefficients using the following ideal design specifications.
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E. Answer: Line 1
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Group 2 (L51) Questions

1. If A(f) the magnitude response for a filter is shown down, and if Fp = 0.1 fs and Fs =
0.4 fs, then get the stop band attenuation δs?

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B. Answer = 0.2039
C. Answer = 0.9010
D. Answer = 0.5019
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2. If the stop band attenuation factor δs = 0.15 then get As (Attenuation in dB).
A. Answer = 16.47 dB
B. Answer = 10.97 dB
C. Answer = 21.34 dB
D. Answer = 33.46 dB
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3. If the discrete transfer function of an unknown type linear-phase FIR filter is:
H(Z) = 3 + 4Z-1 + 4Z-3 + 3Z-4.
Then specify the type of this linear-phase FIR filter.
A. Type 1 s 4 0 4
B. Type 2 m 4 Even
C. Type 3 Even
D. Type 4 symmery

4. Consider a type 2 FIR linear-phase filter of order m = 1 with coefficient vector b = [1,
1]. Get the frequency response H(f). Where θ = 2πfT.
A. exp(−jθ/2) [2cos(θ/2)]
B. exp(−j2θ) [2cos(2θ)] H Z 1 2
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C. Z = +1 (only one zero)
D. Z1, Z2 = ½ , - ½
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8. Which FIR filter type has an offset phase (α = 0)?

A. Type 1, 2
B. Type 3, 4
C. All Types
D. Only Type 3
E. None

9. If the impulse response coefficients for a linear-phase FIR filter of order m = 11, is
shown down. Which type is this filter?

h(k) = -h(m-k) for 0 ≤ k ≤ m.

A. Type 4
B. Type 3 Order odd
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10. Get the group delay for the next FIR linear-phase filter:

H( f ) = exp[ j (π/2 − 4πfT)] Ar(f)

A. Answer: 2T
B. Answer: 0.5T
C. Answer: 2fs (fs = sampling frequency)
D. Answer: 2π
E. Answer: π/2
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A. H(Z) = 1 / [ Z-1 + 0.5 ]
B. H(Z) = [ Z-1 - 0.5 ]
C. H(Z) = [ Z-1 - 0.5 ] / [ Z-1 - 0.2 ]
D. H(Z) = Z-1 + 0.7Z-2

A. Answer: B, D
B. Answer: All
C. Answer: None
D. Answer: A, C
E. Answer: A, B, C

12. [Need Matlab] The impulse response for a Hamming window of m=20 (p = m/2) will
be for k=p-3, p, and p+3 as:

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A. Answer: 0.810, 1.0, 0.810.
B. Answer: 0.810, 1.0, -0.810
C. Answer: 0.5, 1.0, 0.5
D. Answer: 0.5, 1.0,- 0.5
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D. Answer: 680 Hz
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(fs, Fp, Fs) = (200, 30, 50) Hz

(Ap,As) = (.02, 50) dB

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D. Answer: m = 16
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15. linear-phase FIR filter is designed with the windowing method using the Hanning
window. The filter meets its transition bandwidth specification of 200 Hz exactly with
a filter of order m = 30. What is the sampling rate, fs?
A. Answer: 1935.5 Hz
B. Answer: 1857.9 Hz
C. Answer: 1681.0 Hz
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E. None

16. Consider the problem of designing a type 1 linear-phase bandpass FIR filter using the
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expression for the filter coefficients using the following ideal design specifications.

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