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DFT exercise in the book Understanding digital signal processing 3 Ed

I am trying to solve exercises from the book Understanding digital signal processing 3 Ed - Richard Lyons. I will repeat the question as it is in the book: 3.3 We want to calculate an N-point DFT ...
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Filtering $ n \times n $ Images by Separable $ m \times m $ Filters. Computation Time for Filtering Using FFT, 2D Convolution and Two 1D Convolutions

Consider filtering square $n\times n$ images by square, separable $m\times m$ filters. Give general equations for the computation time for the following approaches to this: Filtering using FFT 2-D ...
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Filter design with zero - pole placement method

I have some question for you about Filter design. Α. Calculate the transfer function in order to stop the frequency of $300\textrm{ Hz}$ for sampling frequency at $12\textrm{ kHz}$. Use the zero – ...
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Question About Sampling White Noise

Assuming that we have a continuous signal $v(t)$ $$v(t) = \int_0^t g(u)\, \mathrm du\tag1$$ where $g(t)$ is white noise.Then take the derivative of it. $$\frac{\mathrm d}{\,\mathrm dt} v(t) = g(t)\...
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Why is $A\cos(2\pi f_ct)$ a non-stationary process?

I am studying analog communication and having Communication system - Simon Hykin as one of the reference. There is a question Consider the sinusoidal process$$X(t) = A\cos(2\pi f_ct)$$where the ...
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When convolving two functions that are constants in a region and 0 everywhere else, where does the integration start?

Heads up, this is for homework. I never took a signals and systems course, so I'm behind on this stuff. I want to compute the convolution of two rectangular regions. I know the standard equation ...
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Signal Processing using Fourier Transform

How can I derive the fourier transform of ...
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Expressing 2N point DFT in terms of N point DFT

I have a problem with expressing odd samples of X2 in terms of X1. I understand that the resulting DFT will be more precise in terms of expressing the exact spectrum of signal x[n], due to more ...
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Unit step function symbol

I've been studying communications and i see that the book used the symbol $u_{-1}(t)$ for unit step function , why ?
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Filtering voice signal from randomly added frequencies

I have this assignment that I can't figure how to solve. I have a sound.wav human-voice file, and use matlab add-random-noise (monotonic) Goal: to remove the noise from the sound (and the sound from ...
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The error probability of 16QAM

The signal constellation for a communication system with 16 equiprobable symbols is shown as below. The channel is AWGN with noise power spectral density of $N_ 0/2.$Using the union bound, find a bound ...
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Difference between causality and memorylessness

I have found the particular definitions. Causality means that the output of the system does not depend on future inputs, but only on past input. Memory-less - does not depend on previous values of ...
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How to find frequency response, stability, and causality of a linear system?

I have the following transfer function: $$H(s)=\frac{s}{(s+1)(s+2)}$$ How can I find the gain and phase response of the above system? I know the first step has something to do with substituting $s = ...
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Determine whether the system is linear?

$T(x[n]) = ax[n] + b$ $ T(\alpha_{1}x_{1}[n] + \alpha_{2}x_{2}[n]) = \alpha_{1}ax_{1}[n]+ \alpha_{2}ax_{2} [n] +b $ $ \alpha_{1}T(x_{1}[n] ) + \alpha_{2}T(x_{2}[n]) = \alpha_{1}(ax[n]+b) + \alpha_{...
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Understanding LTI systems graphically

I'm currently working on this problem from Oppenheimer's book: Given $x_{1}(t)$ and $y_{1}(t)$ I should figure out $y_{2}(t)$ and $y_{3}(t)$ given that the system is LTI. My progress so far: I'm ...
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Inverse z-transform. Where is mistake?

I've already wrote about that trouble (link here), but I don't understand where I've made a mistake. Full description of the task is as follows: Z-transform of sequence {x(k)} describe by the ...
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Extract approximation and detail coefficients

I am a student and would like to know how to extract the approximation and detail coefficients (A5, D5, D4, D3, D2 and D1) after an applied DWT decomposition dB5 (Daubechies 5, level = 5)?
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Use polyphase representation to construct a perfect reconstruction filter bank

I'm posting this question in response to Question about zero-phase filter bank This is a homework question for which I found an answer, but I didn't do it the way I was supposed to. I'm wondering ...
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Question about zero-phase filter bank

I found what I believe is a valid solution to the following assignment problem but the answer is bothering me. Let $$H_0(z) = 1+2z^{-1}+3z^{-2}+2z^{-3}+z^{-4}\quad\textrm{and}\quad H_1(z)=H_0(-z).$$...
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Polyphase Decomposition in Matlab

I created the lowpass filter h = firls(100, [0 .2 .25 1], [ 1 1 0 0],[.001 60]); My goal is to get four filters $H_{k}(z) = H(W_{4}^{k}z) k =0,1,2,3$ From my ...
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Minimum number of Poles and zero of transfer function H(z)?

Suppose $G(z)=H(z)(1-\frac{1}{2}z^{-1})$ now in question its saying ROC of G(Z) is entire Z plane except Z=0,so here we need not to add anything because G(Z) already a right sided signal with ROC ...
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LTI systems inverse of each other

So my question looks like this: Suppose that we have two LTI systems with impulse responses $$h_1(t) = \frac 12\delta(t-1)\quad\text{and}\quad h_2(t)=2\delta(t+1).$$ Determine whether these ...
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Calculate the Output of Linear Time Invariant System Given it Impulse Response [closed]

A filter is defined as $ h \left[ n \right] = \delta \left[ n \right] - \delta \left[ n - 1 \right] $. Given a signal $ h \left[ n \right] $ defined as: $$ x \left [ n \right ] = \begin{cases} 1 &...
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Relating transfer functions with step responses

Relate the transfer function to its' corresponding step response. First, I tried setting up the poles and zeros of the transfer functions. This helped a bit since I know that $G_A (s)$, $G_B(s)$ and $...
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How to compute the 2N-Point DFT in terms of N-Point DFT with other properties involved

Let's say the N-Point DFT of $x[n]$ is $X(k)$. Now from this question, I know how to compute the 2N-Point DFT of the same $x[n]$ in terms of $X(k)$ However, this idea doesn't translate well if I have ...
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Trouble with subtracting a signal by a unit impulse

For my homework I was given the signal by the illustration: I was asked to draw the illustration for $$x_1(t) = 3x(-1+0.5t) - \delta(-t+3)$$ I have figured out how to draw the $3x(-1+0.5t)$ part, but ...
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A property of all-pass filters

Let $G(z)$ be a real coefficient stable all-pass transfer-function with degree greater than zero. Then it can be shown that $|G(z)| < 1$ for $|z| > 1$: Given that the poles occur in complex ...
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Stability of a system

Is the system $y[n] = x[n] - x[n-1]$ stable or unstable ? If unstable, can you please give some examples of input signals for which the system becomes unstable?
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Finding system stability

LTI system with impulse response: $h(t) = e^t \sin(-3t) \text{u}(-t)$ I know the rule and formula , but I am lost in how to do this because of the absolute. Please help. Sorry if I posted in the ...
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LTI system $y(t)=x(t-T)$ with or without memory

How can I verify if the LTI system ($T$ is a real number, $y(t)$ output, $x(t)$ input): $$y(t)=x(t-T)$$ is with or without memory? I know that, if $y(t)$ depends only on $x(t)$, the LTI system will ...
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Convolution by differentiation property of convolution

This is the question when i am trying to do it by the deravative property of convolution https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convolution#Differentiation like this Actual answer should come like this $...
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How to match zero-pole diagrams to their frequency responses (Discrete Time)

I get confused when there are a lot of zeros/poles in the zero-pole diagram and I find difficulty understanding their frequency response. I know the following: 1. Complex conjugates cause double ...
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Expression to represent alternating pulse train?

I have a question regarding an alternating pulse train signal, $p(t)$, and a system which looks like this: Immediately, I'm supposed to be able to extrapolate that $$ P_t = P_1(t)-P_1(t-\Delta) $$ ...
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Adaptive equalization vs inverse of transfer function

I have the following equalization problem as shown in the figure below: Now I can compute the coefficients for my adaptive FIR filter c (dim(c) = N) the following: $\mathbf{c_{opt}} = (\mathbf{H}^T\...
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Impulse response of non-causal system

Suppose I have the following equation, where $x[n]$ is the input and $y[n]$ is the output: $$x[n]-x[n-1]=-10y[n-1]+2y[n]+2y[n+1].$$ The question asks me to compute the impulse response from this ...
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How to prove a filter has linear phase response?

I have designed an FIR filter to have linear phase response using odd-symmetry design. The coefficients of this filter are {2,1,3,1,0,-1,-3,-1,-2}. I am now being asked to prove it has linear phase ...
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Trouble with inverse Z-transform and calculating of samples

I have a little problem. I have to solve this task but I can't. Z-transform of sequence $\{x(k)\}$ describe by the formula: $$X(z) = \frac{2.5 -3.15z^{-1} + 1.2 z^{-2}}{1-2.3z^{-1} + 1.2z^{-2}}$$ ...
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