UNIT WISE IMPORTANT QUESTION

(With References )

UNIT-1: INTRODUCTION
SHORT QUESTIONS

Q1 Determine x(n) = u(n) is a power signal or an energy signal. (Refer Unit-1, Q3)
02. Define spectral density. (Refer Unit-1, 05)
Q3 What is Nyquist rate. (Refer Unit-1, 012)

Q4. What is aliasing effect? (Refer Unit-1, 015)

ESSAY QUESTIONS

O5 Give an account for classification of signals in detail. (Refer Unit-1, 018)

O6. Define discrete-time signal and sketch the elementary discrete time signals with
mathematical expressions. (Refer Unit-1, 020)
Q7 State and explain Parseval's theorem. (Refer Unit-1, 044)
O8
Explain the relation between auto correlation and energy of signal. (Refer Unit-1, Q49)
Describe the different types of system and write the condition to state the system
with its types. (Refer Unit-1, 058)
Q10. Determine the following systems are linear, stability and time invariance of the system,
i) y(n) = x(2n)
(ü) y(n) = cosx(n)
(ii) y(n) = x(n) + nx(n + 1). (Refer Unit-1, 062)

Q11. State and prove the Sampling theorem. (Refer Unit-1, 071)

Q12. A single x(t) = sinc(50 nt) is sampled at a rate of,

(i) 20 Hz
(ii) 50 Hz
(ii) 75 Hz.
For each of these cases, explain if you can recover the signal x(t) from the
samples signal. (Refer Unit-1, 074)
UNIT-2: DISCRETE TIME SYSTEM ANALYSIS
SHORT QUESTIONS

01 State initial and final value theorem of Z-transform. (Refer Unit:2, 04)
Q2 Write the properties of region of convergence? (Refer Unit-2, Q5)

O3 What is zero padding? (Refer Unit2, Q7)

04 Explain the relationship between s-plane and z-plane. (Refer Unit-2, Q16)

O5 State the Parseval's theorem for discrete time signal. (Refer Unit-2, 021)
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ESSAY QUESTIONS
O6 State and prove convolution and Parseval's theorem using
Z-transform. (Refer Unit-2, 026)
Q7 Find the Z-transform of x(n) = cos(n0)u(n). (Refer Unit-2, 031)
O8 Evaluate the following,
() The impulse response h(n) for y(n) = x(n) + 2x(n - 1) 4x(n -2) + x(n -3)
(Ü) The ROC of a finite
duration signal x(n) = 2, -1,-2, -3, 0, -1)
(ii) Inverse Z-transform for X(z) = 1/(2-1.5): ROC :jz| > 1/4.
(Refer Unit-2, 039)

09 Find the inverse z transform of X(Z) =

3z?-4z +1 for Region of convergence (1) |z| >1,
(2) 12| < (3) <z| < 1.
(Refer Unit-2, 045)

Q10. State and prove the properties of DTFT.

(Refer Unit-2, 052)
Q11. How do you obtain the magnitude and phase response of DTFT?
(Refer Unit-2, 059)
Q12. Find the frequency response for the given sequence and plot its magnitude response

and phase response x(n) |1 for n =-2,-1,0,1,2

otherwÍse (Refer Unit-2, 062)

Q13. Compute the response of the system y(n) = 0.7y (n-1)-0.12 y(n-2) + x(n -1)

X(n -2) to input x(n) =n u(n). Is the system stable? (Refer Unit-2, 084)

UNIT-3: DISCRETE FOURIER TRANSFORM AND COMPUTATION

SHORT QUESTIONS

Q1. Why is it required to do zero padding in DFT analysis? (Refer Unit-3, 07)

Q2. State and proof the circular frequency shifting property of DFT.
(Refer Unit-3, 08)
Q3 Find the DFT sequence of x(n) =(1, 1, 0, 0).
(Refer Unit-3, 09)
Q4 Define twiddle factor. Write its magnitude and phase angle. (Refer Unit-3, 015)

Q5. Draw the butterfly structure for 2 point DFT using DIT -FFT algorithm. (Refer Unit-3, Q17)
ESSAY QUESTIONS

Q6 State and proof any two properties of DFT. (Refer Unit-3, 024)
Q7. Determine the DFT of the following sequence x(n) = (5, -1, 1, -1, 2). (Refer Unit-3, 029)
Q8. lilustrate the construction of an &-point DFT from two 4-point DFTs. (Refer Unit-3, 052)
Q9. Describe the need for Bit reversal and the Butterfily structure. For a sequence
x(n) = {4, 3, 2, 1, -1, 2, 3, 4) obtain the 8pt FFT computation using DIT method. (Refer Unit-3, 055)

Q10. Compute 8 point DFT ofthe given sequence using DIT algorithm x(n) = lo otherwise) (Refer Unit-3, 058)
Q11. Compute the eight point DFT of the sequence x = (0, 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
using DIF FFT algorithm. IRefer Unit-3, 060)

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Q12. Find the inverse DFT of

X(K) =(7,-/2-iv2,-jW2.-jV2.1, /2.-jV2,-V2.+jV} (Refer Unit-3, 063)

Q13. Use 4-point inverse FFT for the DFT result {6, -2 + j2, -2, -2-j2) and determine
the input sequence. (Refer Unit-3, 065)
UNIT-4: DESIGN OF DIGITAL FILTERS
SHORT QUESTIONS

Q1 Obtain the direct form-l realization for the given difference equation,

y(n) =0.5 y(n - 1) -0.25y (n - 2) +x(n) +0.4x (n-1). (Refer Unit-4, 04)

02 Mention the advantages of FIR filters over lIR filters. (Refer Unit-4, 09)
O3 What is need for windowing techniques on Fourier Transformed siqnals? (Refer Unit-4, 011)
Q4 What is Gibb's phenomnenon ? (Refer Unit-4, Q18)

Q5 Distinguish the lIR and FIR filter. (Refer Unit-4, 019)

Q6 What is prewarping effect. (Refer Unit-4, 026)
ESSAY QUESTIONS

Q7 Explain the different structures for realization of lIR system and explain how conversion
can be made from direct form-l structure to direct form-ll structure. (Refer Unit-4, 030)
O8
The transfer function H(Z) =hn)z " characterizes a FlR filter (M=11).
Find the magnitude response. (Refer Unit-4, 036)
Design an ideal band pass filter with a frequency response,

H,(e) = 1. for s|o|s

0. Otherwise

Find the values of h(n) for N = 11 and plot the frequency response. (Refer Unit-4, 040)
Q10. Design a filter using Hamming window with the specification N=7 of the system,
Sos: otherwise
H,(e) = ed, 4
(Refer Unit-4, 047)

Q11. Design a filter with desired frequency response.

i r for sos
H,(e) =
foroSt
4

Using a Hanning window forN=7. (Refer Unit-4, Q48)

Q12. Design an ideal low pass FIR filter with a frequency response,

H,(e) =
for-sos
ofor slo|sr
Find the values of h(n)for N=11 find H(Z). Assume rectangular window. (Refer Unit-4, Q49)
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Q13. Determine the coefficients of a linear phase FIR filter of length N= 15 which has a

symmetric unit sample response and a frequency response that satisfies the conditions,

H 2k=!.0, for k-0.1.2,3

for k=4.5,6,7 (Refer Unit-4, 055)

Q14. Determine the order of the filter using Chebyyshev approximation for the given

specification a, = 3 dB, a, = 16 dB, f, = 1 kHz and f = 2 kHz. Find H(S). (Refer Unit-4, Q66)
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Q15. Apply Bilinear transformation to H(s) =
(s + 1)(s+2) (Refer Unit-4, 076)
Q16. Determine H(z) for a butter worth filter satisfying the following constructions.
Vo.s sH(e )|sl,0sos
|H(e)s0.2.sosn
With T =1 s, Apply impulse invariant transformation. (Refer Unit-4, 081)
UNIT-5: DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSORS
SHORT QUESTIONS

Q1 Write the features of DSP processor.

(Refer Unit-5, @1)
02 List the features to select the digital signal processor. (Refer Unit-5, 02)
Q3 What is the advantages of Harvard architecture in a DS processor? (Refer Unit-5, 05)
Q4 What is MAC? (Refer Unit-5, 06)
O5 What are the merits and dernerits of VLIW architecture? (Refer Unit.5, 07)
O6 What is pipelining and how do define its depth? (Refer Unit-5, 09)
Q7. List some example of commercial digital signal processor. (Refer Unit-5, Q13)
ESSAY QUESTIONS

List the major architectural features used in DSP system to achieve high speed
program execution. (Refer Unit-5, Q18)
O9 Write short critical notes on each of the following concepts, using diagrams where
appropriate to illustrate your answer,

(a) Multiplier and accumulator

(b) Special instructions
(c) Data and program memory. (Refer Unit-5, 021)
Q10, Explain the VLIW architecture with its block diagram. (Refer Unit-5, 026)
Q11. Explain the various types of addressing modes of digital signal processor with
suitable example. (Refer Unit-5, 031)
Q12. Draw the structure of central processing unit and explain each unit with its function. (Refer Unit-5, 035)
Q13. Draw the architecture of TMS320C50 and explain its functional units. (Refer Unit-5, 036)
Q14. What are interrupts? What are the classes of interrupts available in the
TMS320C5xx processor? (Refer Unit-5, 042)
Q15. Discuss the on chip peripherals available on the TMS320C5X processor and
explain their function. (Refer Unit-5, Q49)
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