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EC208 SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS PART A Questions 1. Define Laplace Transform. What is s-plane? 2. State the Initial-Value theorem of Laplace Transform. 3. What is the transfer function of an LTI system in Laplace Transform and how the stability can be assessed? 4. Find the Fourier coefficients of cos(2pn / 5). 5. State Time-shifting property in Z.T. What is the RoC for finite length causal sequence

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EC208 SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS PART A Questions 1. Define Laplace Transform. What is s-plane? 2. State the Initial-Value theorem of Laplace Transform. 3. What is the transfer function of an LTI system in Laplace Transform and how the stability can be assessed? 4. Find the Fourier coefficients of cos(2pn / 5). 5. State Time-shifting property in Z.T. What is the RoC for finite length causal sequence

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EC208 SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS PART A Questions 1. Define Laplace Transform. What is splane? 2.

State the Initial-Value theorem of Laplace Transform. 3. What is the transfer function of an LTI system in Laplace transform and how the stability can be assessed? 4. Find the Fourier coefficients of cos(2n/5) . 5. State Time-shifting property in Z-Transform 6. Define RoC in Z.T. What is the RoC for finite length causal sequence?

PART B Questions 1. State and prove convolution property in Laplace transform. [Hint: Use convolution integral within Laplace Transform integral. Then swap the order of integration to prove the above.] 2. State and prove the property of integration in time domain for the Laplace Transform. [Hint: Use the property that integral of any signal is equivalent to the convolution of the signal with u(t).] 3. Plot the pole zero diagrams for H(s) =
+3 ( 2 +4)(+2)(+1)

, RoC= Re{s}>2

Is the system stable?

[Ans: Find the poles and zeros for the above H(s). Plot them in the s-plane. For stability check whether the j axis in included in the RoC and there are no poles on the j axis.]

4. Find the Transfer function, frequency response, impulse response and step response of the following system described by
2 () 2

[Ans: H(s) = 10/(s2+6s+5), h(t) = {10e-3t-10e-2t} u(t), RoC Re{s}>-2 H() = 10/(-2+6j+5) ]

+ 6

()

+ 5() = 10 ()

5. Verify the causality and stability of the system with following Transfer function and determine the impulse response of the system. () = 13.5 1 + 1.5
34 1 2

RoC: |z|>5

[Hint: Use partial fraction method]

6. Determine the Transfer function, impulse response, frequency response and unit step response of the system described by the difference equation y[n] = x[n-2] +2 x[n-3] + y[n-1] y[n-2] [Hint: Use Z-Transform to find the system function, Use partial fraction method to find the inverse Z-transform to get h(t). Substitute z=ej in H(z) to get frequency response. Syllabus for Assessment 3 UNIT II ANALYSIS OF CONTINUOUS-TIME SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS

Laplace Transform analysis with examples, Properties of Laplace Transform, Analysis and characterization of LTI systems using Laplace transform. Computation of impulse response and transfer function using Laplace transforms. UNIT III ANALYSIS OF DISCRETE-TIME SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS Determination of Fourier series representation of discrete time periodic signals - Explanation of properties of discrete time Fourier series, UNIT IV Z-TRANSFORMS

Z-transform definition - region of convergence - properties of ROC - Properties of Z-transform Poles and Zeros- Pole-zero plot - Computation of Impulse response & Transfer function of discrete time systems using Z Transform.

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