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SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS

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Instructions to the candidates:
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3) Use of logarithmic tables, slide-rule, mollier charts, electronic pocket calculator

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Q1) a) What is fourier series. What are the methods of finding fourier series.

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Write their expressions. [6]

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i) Time scaling.
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iii) Convolution.
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c) Find out the exponential fourier series for impulse train shown in fig.
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Q2) a) Explain Gibb’s phenomenon for fourier series. [4]

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b) Determine the fourier series for the signal with the periodic wave as
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c) State the following properties of fourier series. [6]

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i) Duality.
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Q3) a) Find the fourier transform of the signal x (t) = e–at u (t). Also sketch

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d − at
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Q4) a) State any six properties of fourier transform. [6]
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Q5) a) Find the initial and final value of the given function. [6]
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s+2 .
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X ( s) =
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Compare both. [6]

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c) Given the Laplace transform of. [6]

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Q6) a) State any six properties of Laplace transform. [6]

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Q7) a) A box contains 3 white, 4 red and 5 black balls. A ball is drawn at
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Q8) a) What are statistical properties of Random Variables. State them (any 3).
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i) Throwing a sum of 11.

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