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Section A: Attempt All Questions. Property Table For Fourier Transform Is On The Last Page

This 3-page document contains a final exam for a Signals and Systems course. The exam has 13 multiple choice and calculation questions worth a total of 60 marks. It is divided into two sections. Section A contains questions that require calculating Fourier transforms, convolutions, and properties of signals. Section B involves multiplying and sampling signals, designing a radio transmission system, and a receiving system to translate signals back to audio frequencies. Candidates are instructed to attempt all questions and are provided a Fourier transform property table on the last page.

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Section A: Attempt All Questions. Property Table For Fourier Transform Is On The Last Page

This 3-page document contains a final exam for a Signals and Systems course. The exam has 13 multiple choice and calculation questions worth a total of 60 marks. It is divided into two sections. Section A contains questions that require calculating Fourier transforms, convolutions, and properties of signals. Section B involves multiplying and sampling signals, designing a radio transmission system, and a receiving system to translate signals back to audio frequencies. Candidates are instructed to attempt all questions and are provided a Fourier transform property table on the last page.

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PAF Karachi Institute of Economics and Technology

Course : Signals and Systems


Faculty : Dr. Ghazanfar Monir
Class ID:
Examination: Final
Date: July 22 2014
Total Marks: 60

No of Pages: 3

Max. Time: 3 Hour

Attempt all questions.


Property Table for Fourier Transform is on the last page

Section A
Do as directed.
1. Fill in the blanks:
(5)
a. A gray scale digital image is an example of ______ dimensional signal.
b. y(t ) sin{x(t )} is a _______ system. (Linear/Non-Linear)

c.

(t 5)dt ______ .

d. x(t ) y(t ) __________ .


e. x(t ) (t t0 ) _______.
2. Convolve the following signals:
a. x(t ) et u(t ) and h(t ) u(t ) u(t 10)

(5)

b. x(t ) u(t 2) u(t 2) and h(t ) (t 2) (t 2)

(5)

3. Obtain the Fourier series of the signal x(t )

(t kT ) where T

5 s .

(4)

4. Obtain the Fourier transform of the signal x(t ) (t ) .

(2)

5. Given (t ) 1 use duality property of Fourier transform to obtain the spectrum of a DC


signal.
(2)
F

6. Given e j0t ( 0 ) , obtain the Fourier transform of a cosine signal with frequency
640kHz.
(3)
7. Given the transfer function of an ideal lop pass filter below, obtain the impulse response of
the filter.
(4)
1, c c
H ( )
otherwise
0,

8. Obtain the transfer function of the system given by the impulse response h(t ) e2t u(t ) . (4)
9. Given the signal x(t ) 1 2cos100 t 0.5sin(200 t ) :
a. What is the fundamental frequency of the system? (1)
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b. Sketch the two-sided spectrum of the signal.


(2)
c. Use Parsevals power theorem to calculate the power of the signal. (2)

Section B
10. Obtain y(t ) x1 (t ).x2 (t ) where x1 (t ) 2e2t and x2 (t )

(t k )

(3)

11. A band-limited signal x1 (t ) with a bandwidth of 40k radians/second is multiplied with a

signal x2 (t )

(t kT ) where T
s

16.66 s . Obtain the spectrum of resulting signal. What

would be the least sampling frequency for which the signal could be reconstructed without
any distortion?
(5)
12. An audio signal is to be transmitted over a radio channel at 640kHz. Design a system that
could perform the desired task. Show all the mathematical derivations and calculations
required. Sketch the block diagram of your proposed system.
(8)
13. Design a system at the receiving end to translate the signal back to audio frequencies. (5)

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