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    6.003(Fall2009)FinalExamination December17,2009Name:KerberosUsername:

    Pleasecircleyoursectionnumber:Section Instructor Time1 MarcBaldo 10am2 MarcBaldo 11am3 ElfarAdalsteinsson 1pm4 ElfarAdalsteinsson 2pm

    Partial creditwillbe given for answers thatdemonstrate somebutnot allofthe importantconceptual issues.Explanationsarenotrequiredandwillnotaffectyourgrade.

    Youhavethreehours.Pleaseputyourinitialsonallsubsequentsheets.Enteryouranswersintheboxes.Thisquizisclosedbook,butyoumayusefour8.511sheetsofpaper(eightsidestotal).Nocalculators,computers,cellphones,musicplayers,orotheraids.

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    FinalExamination / 6.003: SignalsandSystems(Fall2009) 21. CTSystemwithFeedback [15points]

    LetGrepresentacausalsystemthatisdescribedbythefollowingdifferentialequationdy(t)

    +y(t) = dx(t)x(t)dt dt

    wherex(t)representstheinputsignalandy(t)representstheoutputsignal.a. Determinetheoutputy1(t)ofGwhentheinputis

    e t0x1(t) =

    t;0; otherwise

    Enteryourresultintheboxbelow.ty1(t) = (12t)e u(t)

    (s+1)Y =(s1)XY = s1

    s+1XY1= s1

    s+1X1; X1=1

    s+1; Res>1Y1= s1

    (s+1)2 =1

    s+12

    (s+1)2y1(t)=etu(t)2tetu(t)

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    FinalExamination / 6.003: SignalsandSystems(Fall2009) 3Nowconsiderafeedback loopthatcontainstheGsystemdescribedonthepreviouspage.1

    + K Gw(t)x(t)

    y(t)

    b. Determineadifferentialequationthatrelatesw(t)toy(t)whenK=10.Thedifferentialequationshouldnotcontainreferencestox(t).Enterthedifferentialequationintheboxbelow.

    11dy(t)9y(t) = 10dw(t)10w(t)dt dt

    YW =

    Ks1s+1

    1+Ks1s+1

    =K s1s+1+KsK =K

    s1(K+1)s(K1)=K

    s111s9

    Theminussignneartheadderindicatesthattheoutputoftheadderisw(t)y(t)1

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    FinalExamination / 6.003: SignalsandSystems(Fall2009) 4c. Determine the values of K forwhich the feedback system on thepreviouspage isstable.Entertherange(orranges)intheboxbelow.

    1 < K

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    3]+w[n]+2w[n1]+3w[n2].Adirectrealizationofthedifferenceequationisshownbelow.

    + +

    +

    R

    R

    R

    R

    R

    2

    3

    W

    FinalExamination / 6.003: SignalsandSystems(Fall2009) 52. SteppingUpandDown [10points]

    Useasmallnumberofdelays,gains,and2-inputadders(andnoothertypesofelements)toimplementasystemwhoseresponse(startingatrest)toaunit-stepsignal

    1 n0x[n] =u[n] =

    0 otherwiseis

    y[n] =

    0 n

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    FinalExamination / 6.003: SignalsandSystems(Fall2009) 63. DTsystems [14points]

    Thepole-zerodiagramforaDTsystemisshownbelow,wherethecirclehasradius1.z-plane

    12

    Itisknownthatwhentheinputis1foralln,theoutputisalso1foralln.Sketchtheunit-sampleresponseh[n]ofthesystemontheaxesbelow.Labeltheimportantfeaturesofyoursketch.

    1

    3

    1n

    h[n]

    YX =K

    z+1

    2j32

    z+12 +j32

    z =K

    z+1

    2

    2+3

    4z =K

    z2+z+1z =K(z+1+z1)

    H(1)=3K=1Therefore,K= 1

    3.h[n]= 13([n1]+[n]+[n+1])

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    FinalExamination / 6.003: SignalsandSystems(Fall2009) 7AsecondDTsystemhasthefollowingpole-zerodiagram:

    z-plane

    1/2

    ItisknownthatthesystemfunctionH(z)is1whenz=1.Sketchthemagnitudeofthefrequencyresponseofthissystemontheaxesbelow.Labeltheimportantfeaturesofyoursketch(includingtheaxes).

    13

    |H(ej)|

    2

    1

    Sketchtheangleofthefrequencyresponseofthissystemontheaxesbelow. Labeltheimportantfeaturesofyoursketch(includingtheaxes).

    H(ej)

    2

    2

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    FinalExamination / 6.003: SignalsandSystems(Fall2009) 84. CTSystems [14points]

    AcausalCTsystemhasthefollowingpole-zerodiagram:s-plane

    121

    Lety(t)=s(t)representtheresponseofthissystemtoaunit-stepsignal1 ; t0

    x(t) =u(t) =0; otherwise.

    Assumethattheunit-stepresponses(t)ofthissystemisknowntoapproach1ast.Determiney(t) =s(t)andenteritintheboxbelow.

    t/2)u(t)y(t) = (1+et2e

    Fromthepole-zerodiagram,H(s)= K

    (s+1)(s+ 12).

    Since the system is stable (system is causal and poles are all in left half-plane), the unit-stepresponsewillapproachH(0)ast. Therefore

    H(0)= K(1)(1

    2)=2K=1

    andK= 12. TheLaplacetransformoftheunitstepisX(s)=1

    s forRe{s}>0. ThereforeY = 12

    s(s+1)(s+ 12)=

    1s+

    1s+1

    2s+ 1

    2

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    FinalExamination / 6.003: SignalsandSystems(Fall2009) 9AsecondCTsystemhasthefollowingpole-zerodiagram:

    s-plane

    1

    1

    Assumethattheinputsignalis11; cost >

    x(t) = 0; otherwise.

    Let ak and bk represent theFourier series coefficientsof the inputandoutput signals,respectively,wherethe fundamental(lowest frequencycomponent)ofeachsignalhasaperiodof2.Itisknownthat b0 =1.Determine b1.

    a0 a1b1a1 =

    21+3j

    H(s)= K(s+1)(s+1j)(s+1+j)=

    K(s+1)((s+1)2+1)=

    K(s+1)(s2+2s+2)

    b0a0

    =1=H(j0)=K2

    Thefundamentalfrequency is= 22 =1.

    b1a1 =H(j1)=

    K(1+j)(1+2j)=

    21+3j

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    FinalExamination / 6.003: SignalsandSystems(Fall2009) 10

    ConsiderthefollowingsystemforDTprocessingofCTsignals:H1(j) H2(e

    j) H3(j)uniform

    sampler

    sample-to-

    impulsexa(t)

    xb(t) xc[n] yd[n] ye(t)yf(t)

    wherexc[n]=xb(nT)and0

    n=

    5. DTprocessingofCTsignals [15points]

    ye(t) = yd[n](tnT).ThefrequencyresponsesH1(j)andH3(j)aregivenbelow.

    2T

    2T

    32T

    32T

    H1(j)

    1

    T

    T

    H3(j)

    T

    a. AssumeinthispartthatH2(ej)=1forallfrequencies.Determineyf(t)when 5

    xa(t)=cos t +sin t .2T 4T

    2Tt

    yf(t) = cos

    2Tt

    1

    4sin

    3

    4Tt

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    FinalExamination / 6.003: SignalsandSystems(Fall2009) 11

    b. Forthispart,assumethat1 ; ||

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    FinalExamination / 6.003: SignalsandSystems(Fall2009) 126. WhichareTrue? [16points]

    ForeachoftheDTsignalsx1[n]throughx4[n](below),determinewhethertheconditionslistedinthefollowingtablearesatisfied,andanswerTfortrueorFforfalse.

    X(ej0) = 0

    X(e

    j) d = 0

    X(ej) is purely imaginary

    ejkX(ej) is purely real for some integer k

    x1[n] x2[n] x3[n] x4[n]

    T F T T

    T T T F

    F F T F

    F T F F

    1n

    x1[n]

    1n

    x2[n]

    1n

    x3[n]

    1n

    x4[n]=x4[n + 5]

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    FinalExamination / 6.003: SignalsandSystems(Fall2009) 147. MultipliedSampling [16points]

    TheFouriertransformofasignalxa(t)isgivenbelow.

    2

    2

    Xa(j)

    1

    Thissignalpassesthroughthefollowingsystem K H(j)

    uniform

    sampler

    sample-to-

    impulsexa(t)

    xb(t) xc[n] xd[n] xe(t)

    cos(7t)

    xf(t)

    wherexc[n]=xb(nT)and0

    n=xe(t) = xd[n](tnT)

    andT if||